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4054	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Living With Coronary Heart Disease	Coronary heart disease can cause serious complications. Adopting a healthy lifestyle, along with ongoing care and emotional support, may help you prevent or delay coronary heart disease and resulting complications. Know the heart attack warning signs and call 9–1–1 for emergency help if you think you are having a heart attack.	healthy diet 0.368491 heart attack 0.985523 medicines 0.306595 blood tests 0.374139 entire site 0.375708 reduced oxygen supply 0.507862 patient support group 0.477352 cold sweat 0.355566 lifestyle changes 0.809185 health care team 0.464919 severe symptoms 0.365967 professional counselor 0.351711 local support groups 0.47429 usual pattern 0.3438 blood sugar level 0.51033 Health Topics section 0.532538 heart problems 0.52181 Upper body discomfort 0.560494 blood pressure 0.378361 stress 0.282829 fasting blood glucose 0.52005 heart muscle 0.417815 risk factors 0.362996	Resources section 0.38042 blood test 0.377544 office visits 0.359639 sleep problems 0.34779 healthy weight 0.368249 lipoprotein panel 0.366229 blood sugar levels 0.510539 area medical center 0.47233 symptoms 0.453854 doctor 0.414664 blood cholesterol 0.387566 new symptoms 0.383992 chest discomfort 0.4875 irregular heartbeats 0.387298 chest pain 0.705594 healthy lifestyle habits 0.552579 coronary heart disease 0.842763 Angina pain 0.410919 better results 0.363482 emergency care 0.346457 blood sugar 0.511377 triglyceride levels 0.37467 Heart Disease Treated 0.537973	CLICK HERE
4059	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Coronary Microvascular Disease Diagnosed?	Your doctor will diagnose coronary microvascular disease based on your medical history, a physical exam, risk factors, and results from one or more tests: coronary angiography, stress testing, and cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).	Coronary MVD symptoms 0.546807 Activity Status Index 0.304274 medical history 0.272355 stress test 0.369452 blood tests 0.262529 entire site 0.270215 best way 0.259659 physical stress 0.273353 high blood cholesterol 0.325784 abnormal blood flow 0.315513 large coronary arteries 0.751585 risk factors 0.332811 test results 0.318748 menopausal status 0.269096 Resources section 0.270977 Cardiac MRI 0.2599 doctor information 0.262662 plaque buildup 0.337116 anemia 0.222697 routine daily tasks 0.304747 traditional coronary heart 0.491552 metabolic syndrome 0.267549 coronary arteries 0.844467 tests 0.265659	doctors 0.237719 heart diseases 0.267303 tiny coronary arteries 0.523361 questionnaire 0.219232 heart attack 0.263244 internal medicine 0.265775 DASI results 0.256067 daily activities 0.256813 Health Topics section 0.331402 coronary angiography 0.579284 insides 0.216551 coronary mvd 0.986127 blockages 0.232181 Cardiologists 0.232615 standard tests 0.261454 physical activity 0.263924 doctor 0.310382 Stress testing 0.277457 tiny arteries 0.314032 NHLBI 0.216064 chest pain 0.327646 coronary microvascular disease 0.526057 damaged blood vessels 0.308434 physical exam 0.269148	CLICK HERE
4061	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Living With Coronary Microvascular Disease	If you have coronary microvascular disease, you can take action to control it through ongoing medical care. Know the heart attack warning signs and call 9–1–1 for emergency help if you think you are having a heart attack.	heart attack 0.916436 heart specialist 0.417051 angina 0.321158 Sleep problems 0.392541 fullness 0.321382 blood tests 0.402754 entire site 0.414975 stomach 0.380595 emergency room 0.394915 cold sweat 0.3969 breath 0.342832 severe symptoms 0.40359 usual pattern 0.402768 Search 0.320498 News 0.320401 action 0.32027 cholesterol 0.319751 Health Topics section 0.515024 life-saving treatment 0.400444 medical personnel 0.395145 upper body discomfort 0.71694 medical help 0.401342 vomiting 0.319094 warning signs 0.496843	blood pressure 0.402125 coronary mvd 0.620612 heart muscle 0.402771 Resources section 0.416301 office visits 0.404344 blood sugar levels 0.490389 Disease Be Prevented 0.420751 fainting 0.322739 Early treatment 0.391988 cardiologist 0.322359 primary care doctor 0.493547 physical activity 0.4044 traditional coronary heart 0.590338 symptoms 0.47582 new symptoms 0.413497 chest discomfort 0.472582 NHLBI 0.32731 chest pain 0.524057 shortness 0.358703 emergency care 0.391491 risk 0.337569 information 0.318666 coronary microvascular disease 0.739763	CLICK HERE
4111	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Are the Signs and Symptoms of Peripheral Artery Disease?	Many people who have peripheral artery disease do not have any signs or symptoms. When people do have signs and symptoms of peripheral artery disease, they can include intermittent claudication, weak or absent pulses in the legs or feet, sore or wounds on the toes, feet, or legs that heal slowly, a pale or bluish color to the skin, a lower temperature in one leg compared to the other leg, poor nail growth, and erectile dysfunction.	drop 0.362708 feet 0.492399 thighs 0.385958 stairs 0.365645 entire site 0.645113 leg muscles. Symptoms 0.97562 signs 0.478061 legs 0.503246 Search 0.361523 News 0.36097 smoking 0.354511 Health Topics section 0.926787 hair growth 0.577213 blood flow 0.835559 pale 0.354233 toes 0.445803 numbness 0.396446 atherosclerosis 0.374419 affected leg 0.710535 Sores 0.369471 risk factors 0.609149	peripheral artery disease 0.955359 wounds 0.364147 Resources section 0.636734 bluish color 0.581928 blood vessels 0.582328 Erectile dysfunction 0.611707 history 0.357179 list 0.361338 Poor nail growth 0.820518 people 0.416306 intermittent claudication 0.652912 physical activity 0.59991 calves 0.368793 doctor 0.357128 NHLBI 0.393494 lower temperature 0.57438 pulses 0.366832 heaviness 0.396257 buttocks 0.395501 diabetes 0.518744	CLICK HERE
4112	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How is Peripheral Artery Disease Diagnosed?	Your doctor will diagnose peripheral artery disease based on your medical and family histories, a physical exam, and results from one or more tests: ankle-brachial index, Doppler ultrasound, treadmill test, magnetic resonance angiogram (MRA), arteriogram, and blood tests.	blood vessel diseases 0.731531 magnetic resonance 0.451918 intravascular ultrasound 0.341586 arteries 0.449075 blood tests 0.446808 family doctors 0.357222 entire site 0.352491 family histories 0.350729 abnormal whooshing sound 0.458518 leg arteries 0.411341 high blood cholesterol 0.486535 major arteries 0.401709 ankle-brachial index test 0.482995 radio wave energy 0.432425 vascular specialist 0.351803 poor wound healing 0.450315 over-the-counter medicines 0.347394 blood flow 0.72514 heart problems 0.351996 blood pressure 0.906746 Primary care doctors 0.489073 risk factors 0.459989 test results 0.401975 test 0.657145	Resources section 0.356736 blood vessels 0.584914 simple test 0.379317 blood pressure cuff 0.517331 P.A.D. 0.58942 P.A.D. risk factors 0.455277 blood vessel 0.737049 magnetic resonance imaging 0.433511 heart attack 0.482467 Peripheral artery disease 0.512833 tiny ultrasound cameras 0.426551 P.A.D. The ABI 0.409409 correct diagnosis 0.353533 magnetic resonance angiogram 0.434711 Health Topics section 0.489628 advanced P.A.D. 0.390048 higher risk 0.349893 mild P.A.D. 0.3883 treadmill test 0.481461 P.A.D. Cardiologists 0.382283 transient ischemic attack 0.48946 normal ABI result 0.481773 ABI test 0.404925 mechanical heart valve 0.437044	CLICK HERE
4273	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is a Stroke Treated?	Strokes are medical emergencies and treatment needs to begin immediately. Depending on the type of stroke, treatment may include medicines (such as tissue plasminogen activator (tPA) or anticoagulants/antiplatelets) and procedures (such as carotid endarterectomy or carotid artery angioplasty). Surgery—such as aneurysm clipping and coil embolization or arteriovenous malformation repair—may be needed to treat a hemorrhagic stroke. Making lifestyle changes can help treat and control risk factors for a stroke.	aneurysm 0.368544 open blocked carotid 0.325849 treatment 0.260313 carotid artery angioplasty 0.409083 catheter 0.205272 ischemic strokes 0.38885 heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.995812 tissue plasminogen activator 0.301929 AVM repair 0.268529 hemorrhagic stroke 0.624193 affected artery 0.228734 coil embolization 0.596302 brain leaks blood 0.325593 mechanical clot removal 0.333182 intensive care unit 0.25495 carotid endarterectomy 0.20026 Health Topics section 0.320538 ischemic stroke 0.636016	risk factors 0.528914 stroke risk factors 0.415411 again. Coil embolization 0.292797 artery disease 0.2398 brain 0.383221 blood thinners 0.283497 stroke 0.870572 blood 0.692288 intra-arterial thrombolysis 0.314316 doctor 0.349325 antiplatelet medicines 0.276797 hemorrhagic strokes 0.220173 long flexible tube 0.271829 high blood pressure 0.301894 blood clots 0.590559 stroke symptoms 0.313729 blood clot 0.645119	CLICK HERE
16596	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Aspirin to Prevent a First Heart Attack or Stroke	Aspirin is a proven way to help some people prevent a second heart attack or stroke. When aspirin is used this way it is called aspirin secondary prevention. It appears that aspirin also may help prevent a first heart attack or stroke in some people. Learn more about what we know about aspirin primary prevention, or the use of aspirin to prevent a first heart attack or stroke.	Repeat deep vein 0.397089 blood disorders 0.35923 prevention method 0.362302 heart attack 0.847808 gastrointestinal tract 0.413324 longer periods 0.353611 Patient Version 0.354483 respiratory problems 0.354553 high blood cholesterol 0.398867 Colorectal Cancer Prevention 0.400863 atrial fibrillation 0.359721 risk increases 0.357158 Preeclampsia Prevention 0.362621 pregnancy-related condition 0.35608 severe asthma 0.355018 aspirin 0.908138 National Cancer Institute 0.393455 Child Health 0.353938 pulmonary embolism 0.400408 blood flow 0.361334 Heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.394732 different races 0.359718 higher risk 0.35827 cardiovascular disease 0.357476	secondary prevention 0.367646 Human Development 0.353917 pulmonary embolism events 0.398605 common side effect 0.355397 blood sugar numbers 0.396726 uncontrolled high blood 0.405137 immediate medical attention 0.393856 patients 0.371218 certain bleeding 0.371141 blood vessels 0.35919 aspirin primary prevention 0.831596 stroke 0.511054 doctor 0.383347 deep vein thrombosis 0.586904 cause bleeding 0.368356 low-dose aspirin 0.638518 high blood pressure 0.481465 medical conditions 0.399118 blood clots 0.363379 risk 0.387987 primary prevention benefits 0.412078 blood clot 0.358316 Help Prevent 0.390164	CLICK HERE
16634	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Treatment of Overweight and Obesity	Treatment for overweight and obesity will depend on the cause and severity of your condition. Possible treatments to aim for a healthy weight include healthy lifestyle changes, behavioral weight-loss treatment programs, medicines, and possibly surgery.	Weight loss medicines 0.370096 heart-healthy eating 0.355445 Visit Physical Activity 0.322942 weight loss patients 0.328754 certain obesity-related complications 0.306083 NHLBI Clinical Trials 0.305206 gastric bypass surgery 0.400842 entire site 0.266371 excess body weight 0.341493 greater weight loss 0.330877 behavioral treatment programs 0.314968 Healthy Sleep 0.309321 weight-loss plan 0.268505 ongoing clinical studies 0.298346 behavioral strategies 0.263272 obesity 0.33181 behavioral weight-loss treatment 0.337812 smaller stomach 0.266661 FDA-approved medicines 0.299732 Visit healthy recipes 0.35899 Resources section 0.268262 weight loss 0.53686 treatment programs 0.320789 moderately-reduced calorie diet 0.312562 Dietary Guidelines 0.262419	physical activity goals 0.321688 Brain. Several medicines 0.298406 Chose My Plate 0.261981 health benefits 0.307439 healthy eating pattern 0.394402 cognitive behavioral therapies 0.306588 successful weight loss 0.34003 unconsciously crave food 0.317988 daily calorie needs 0.318269 Possible treatments 0.266988 energy balance 0.313472 healthy body weight 0.387299 healthy lifestyle changes 0.914416 certain medicines 0.296315 Health Topics section 0.326252 overweight 0.29487 Deficiency more information 0.26301 lifelong healthy lifestyle 0.576904 Body Weight Planner 0.343218 behavioral weight-loss programs 0.321187 healthy weight 0.512229 physical activity 0.628746 doctor 0.315918 high blood pressure 0.305225	CLICK HERE
16635	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Living With Overweight and Obesity	If you have been diagnosed with overweight or obesity, it is important that you continue your treatment, aim for a healthy weight, continue your behavioral weight-loss program, and have your doctor monitor your condition and assess your risk for complications.	daily food intake 0.745845 health care provider 0.93045 lasting results 0.623121 entire site 0.631565 best way 0.625017 new lifestyle 0.633749 specific goal 0.632404 lipid panel test 0.702813 physical activity plan 0.738191 goals 0.686859 Behavioral weight-loss programs 0.763355 overall health 0.718849 Visit Assessing 0.621448 waist circumference 0.829035 multiple professionals 0.616381 doable goals 0.661194 Resources section 0.635654 fun activity 0.629816 average weight loss 0.732889 weight loss 0.919475 Slow changes 0.622196 social activities 0.621298 weight-loss specialist 0.747617 liver function test 0.702095 creative strategies 0.62319	regular physical activity 0.733836 possible side effects 0.617953 distant point 0.623786 important NHLBI resources 0.726912 Consecutive goals 0.644525 possible complications 0.629491 long-term process 0.621707 physical fitness 0.61872 healthy lifestyle changes 0.762945 behavioral weight-loss program 0.99213 Health Topics section 0.760661 quick weight loss 0.761313 occasional slip 0.620037 future weight gain 0.732427 healthy weight 0.959747 Activity Diary 0.645613 specific goals 0.654369 physical activity 0.863128 personal unhealthy habits 0.723679 United States Department 0.749279 small steps 0.620909 fasting glucose test 0.705839 lifestyle habits 0.64001 triglyceride levels 0.619089	CLICK HERE
16803	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Vivir con EPOC	null	principal causa 0.73046	fácil acceso 0.581321	CLICK HERE