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4034	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	What Are the Signs and Symptoms of Cardiomyopathy?	Some people who have cardiomyopathy never have signs or symptoms or only have signs and symptoms in later stages of the disease. As cardiomyopathy worsens and the heart weakens, signs and symptoms of heart failure—trouble breathing, fatigue, and swelling—usually occur.	heavy meals 0.503781 drop 0.204137 heart failure 0.515794 dizziness 0.224669 heart murmurs 0.843827 Resources section 0.556711 early stages 0.545106 abdomen 0.239301 entire site 0.591148 physical activity 0.474887 symptoms 0.439025	veins 0.207139 signs 0.439601 irregular heartbeats 0.605073 NHLBI 0.263583 arrhythmias 0.21849 chest pain 0.528913 unusual sounds 0.508431 legs 0.205065 physical exertion 0.551759 ankles 0.245143 Health Topics section 0.959372	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
4105	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Mitral Valve Prolapse Diagnosed?	Doctors usually detect mitral valve prolapse when they hear a heart murmur or abnormal heart sounds during a physical exam. To diagnose this condition your doctor may order the following tests and procedures: echocardiography with Doppler ultrasound, chest x ray, and electrocardiogram (EKG).	stress test 0.619745 entire site 0.534277 stomach 0.423669 abnormal heart 0.554102 closer look 0.51265 Search 0.424633 mitral valve 0.951981 lungs 0.423397 blood flow 0.729439 electrocardiogram). 0.551216 heart muscle 0.598916 test 0.645154 chest x ray 0.511759 Resources section 0.533395 electrical signals 0.507625 sound waves 0.624926 list 0.42459 heart 0.809689 heart work 0.534098 tests 0.44523 simple test 0.519234 heart chambers 0.538122 drop 0.422704 MVP 0.580364	Doppler ultrasound 0.609978 echo test 0.610575 News 0.424504 procedures 0.422905 Health Topics section 0.647285 left atrium 0.530913 stethoscope 0.432369 useful test 0.53105 poor blood flow 0.612611 backflow 0.424465 electrical activity 0.51027 clicking sound 0.527257 doctor 0.504208 Mitral valve prolapse 0.768803 heart murmur 0.550935 painless test 0.534211 NHLBI 0.432309 routine physical exam 0.655254 tiny probe 0.517215 mitral valve flaps 0.726289 coronary heart disease 0.630912 time 0.4226 leaky valve 0.571963 esophagus 0.461378	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
4221	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	¿Cuáles son los signos y síntomas de la enfermedad coronaria?	Los síntomas frecuentes de la enfermedad coronaria incluyen angina y dificultad para respirar. Las complicaciones de la enfermedad coronaria pueden ser ataque cardíaco, insuficiencia cardíaca y arritmia.	insuficiencia cardíaca 0.576093 suficiente sangre 0.4243 larga duración 0.318369	enfermedad causa insuficiencia 0.342686 persona muestre signos 0.337896	CLICK HERE
4270	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	How Is Peripheral Artery Disease Treated?	Treatments for peripheral artery disease include lifestyle changes, anti-clotting medicines, statins to control cholesterol, and medicines to treat high blood pressure. When peripheral artery disease is advanced or does not respond to lifestyle changes and medicines, your doctor may recommend surgery or procedures such as bypass grafting, angioplasty and stent placement, and atherectomy.	small cutting device 0.355753 blood vessel 0.221943 inadequate blood flow 0.435108 heart attack 0.243649 tissue damage 0.218904 overall goals 0.241673 synthetic tube 0.213037 entire site 0.245645 physical exams 0.23022 affected limb 0.24242 life-long heart-healthy lifestyle 0.442379 overall quality 0.240499 special laser 0.210795 artery wall 0.463416	critical limb ischemia 0.459021 clinical trials 0.372893 Health Topics section 0.454783 blood flow 0.998368 risk factors 0.219936 peripheral artery disease 0.750148 small mesh tube 0.368047 Resources section 0.245421 artery 0.867272 tissue death 0.224544 plaque buildup 0.265131 heart-healthy lifestyle changes 0.892845 extreme cases 0.222113	CLICK HERE
15927	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	en	Pneumonia - Treatment	Treatment for pneumonia depends the type of pneumonia you have, the germ causing your infection, and how severe your pneumonia is. Bacterial pneumonia is treated with medicines called antibiotics. Antibiotics don't work when the cause of pneumonia is a virus. If you have viral pneumonia, your doctor may prescribe an antiviral medicine to treat it.	infection 0.206341 antibiotic treatment 0.303746 antiviral medicine 0.301072 medicines 0.205317 Resources section 0.323425 entire site 0.334464 recovery time 0.293763 type 0.235954 viral pneumonia 0.713108 oxygen therapy 0.296462	doctor 0.217161 follow-up medical care 0.45345 pneumonia 0.965855 community-acquired pneumonia—the 0.343566 bacterial pneumonia 0.783699 Health Topics section 0.515154 follow-up care 0.292403 antibiotics 0.360694 fewer symptoms 0.315465	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
16797	National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute	Html	es	Causas de la EPOC	La exposición prolongada a irritantes pulmonares (humo de cigarrillo, aire contaminado, la presencia de vapores químicos, o el polvo) que lesionan los pulmones y las vías respiratorias es la causa de la EPOC. Una rara alteración genética llamada deficiencia de alfa-1-antitripsina (AAT) puede también causar la enfermedad.	vías respiratorias 0.996332 proteína aat 0.679331	Estados Unidos 0.659493	CLICK HERE