Heart attack symptoms different for women
No matter what country you were born or grew up in, it’s a proved statistic that women have far fewer heart problems than men.
Moreover, for women heart attack symptoms are not exactly the classical reality, a fact that can lead to administration of inadequate treatment, say U.S. doctors.
Starting from the study of the “British Heart Foundation”, we tried to outline a map with features of cardiac problems in Romania, through Mr. Aws Adnan interventional cardiologist doctor, University Emergency Hospital, Bucharest.
New anticoagulant reduces heart attacks mortality rates
There is hope for patients with cardiovascular disease. People hospitalized for a heart attack or severe pain in the chest are at risk of relapse and mortality significantly reduced with a new anticoagulant Xarelto, Johnson & Johnson Laboratories and Bayer, according to results of a large clinical trial published this month.
Xarelto – which is the active molecule rivaroxaban – is administered orally in combination with a standard anticoagulant.
The authors of this study in the online version of the U.S. medical journal New England Journal of Medicine, said that Xarelto would still have a drawback: it would result in increased risk of major bleeding than other treatments to make the blood more fluid.
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