if someone has iashaemic heart disease[mild angina],and want to marry,any problem?what are precautions?
549031
Of course. Just look after yourself. I'm a mere 30 and have just had heart surgery on my own. My ex girl friend Left for another man at the time too. It was not great knowing no one close was there for you. Am no longer scared of death now though, A side effect of being alone, no one there what's the point. The choice is yours. I'd marry if i were you. A bit more of a fight if you don't want to leave your lover behind. Good luck
801783
As someone who, like your friend, developed heart failure in middle age (I was 49 at the time), I can tell you that his life expectancy is directly related to how well he takes care of himself.  And that, of course, is bad news for your friend.\n\nAs you realize, he is doing everything wrong.  The shortness of breath would be relieved if he lost weight, gave up the cigarettes and dropped the sodium.  I don't know what medications he was prescribed, but probably at least one of them would help him shed the fluid that may be getting into his lungs and making it harder for him to breathe.  \n\nIt's no wonder he is always fatigued.  How would anyone feel if they have reduced heart function and reduced lung capacity?\n\nAs to his other meds, there are wonderful drugs now that can lighten the load on his heart and make it easier for the heart--the part that's still funtioning--to do its job.  If he doesn't take them, he is overstressing the working portion of his heart as it tries to do the job of the entire organ.  It can't, at least not without help.\n\nThe nausea is a very worrisome symptom.  That one suggests angina, which sometimes comes out that way.  His poor heart, overworked as it is, may be sending out distress signals which are perceived as nausea.  \n\nDepending on how much alcohol his is consuming, daily drinking may or may not be a problem.  One or two drinks a day (NO MORE, and NO doubles) actually seems to benefit the heart.  But some people think that if one is okay, four must be great.  It's not.  The beneficial aspects of alcohol completely reverse if you have more than about 2 drinks (just one for a woman).\n\nOverall, this man needs to go back to his doctor and lay all his cards on the table.  Could he be depressed and "giving up"?  That is very common with heart patients.  He needs to tell his doctor *everything* he is doing and not doing, and why.\n\nI believe that patients have rights, and so does your friend.  But he also has children, which means he has a responsibility to be around for them until they are well established on their own.  If he lets himself die while they are still young, they will never fully forgive him.  What's worse, he will have missed out on seeing them grow up, which one of the best parts of life.\n\nGood luck!!
289657
I would like to suggest that you call The American Heart Association.  They can give you some leads, and a support group.
1095010
First of all, DON'T listen to these answers. These people have no idea what they are talking about. No one could. Do you think someone could diagnose you properly online, doctor or not? No! Get to your cardiologist. If you don't have one, get one. Don't put this off. If you have an AICD, a cardiologist had to put it in. Also, don't you get it checked every three months, or so? If you have problems, you can have it checked anytime. Like pain, your symptoms are a warning. Listen to them.\n\nGrizz\n\n\nIf you are a layman, stay out of this catagory. You have no business answering ANY medical questions. Do you realize how much danger you could be putting people in? Obviously, you don't. Well intentioned does not count. Telling someone they may need a heart transplant. Unbelievable.This is a horrific problem. DO NOT give your opinions, because that's all they are. Your opinions could actually kill someone. I just don't understand the gall people have. It's absolutly insane.
911251
delicately, very delicately.\n\nif you love eachother than you should be open and honest if there's a problem\n\ngood luck
4121
what you have to ask is how unattractive is it to have to worry about disease. protecting your heart and your body from all the crap that can happen is a worth while thing. nothing wrong with not just doing it to do it.
1126314
The pain varies .If you even think there is a chance of heart problems seek medical attention ASAP .
155070
Of course.  If both members of a couple are faithful servants of God, then they remain virgins until they marry each other.  They do not divorce and they do not commit adultery.  So there is no chance at all that they will ever have aids or any other venereal disease.  Also, being faithful servants of God, they do not use contaminated needles, which is another source of aids.  Rarely, a good person can get aids from blood or blood product transfusion, or from dirty medical or dental equipment.
568651
no problem at all\n\nage is not at all a criteria for marriage. only criteria is mutual understanding.\n\nshe can be any years older to u, only thing u should look is she should be healthy. 2months or 2years is not at all a criteria.\n\nbe happy
43842
Angina is a symptom not a disease.  It simply means pain that is associated with heart disease.  Having angina does not indicate the amount of heart disease only it's presence.  \nMany people who have heart disease control their angina with medications while others have surgery, or a procedure called a cardiac catheterization and balloon angioplasty to relieve their angina.\nI think you need more information.  For example, what is the extent of her heart disease.  Has she had a heart attack?  Does she suffer from something called congestive heart failure. Has she had any procedures/surgeries on her heart?\n\nSummary:  Angina by itself does not indicate how long someone will live or how serious their condition is.
814665
Contrary to what some say, your small heart and your regular-sized heart act the same way.  (cue the rim shot)\n\nWomen tend to present with more atypical symptoms than men.  Almost always is a sense of shortness of breath.  Other symptoms may be a profound sense of fatigue, chest tightness, jaw and/or neck discomfort, shoulder, arm, mid scapular discomfort.  Many people will say that they are not feeling true "pain."  There may also be pallor, a cold sweat, nausea and/or vomiting, and a sense of "impending doom."\n\nAnother consideration is your risk factors.  Early family history for heart disease (heart attacks, open hearts, heart caths only - not arrhythmias or valve problems), high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, and smoking are the big five.  If you are a woman and under 40 then you would need to have nearly all of the risk factors to actually have heart disease/heart attack.  If you are at menopause or later in life a couple of factors would be enough to be concerned.  I hope this helps.
723566
This is a ridiculous question that makes me think you have not even tried.  The problem is not being able to find anything rather how to fit so much information on one page.  Check out this link from the Mayo Clinic.  It is very good at even defining what you mean by "heart disease."  Good luck.\n\nhttp://www.mayoclinic.com/health/cardiovascular-disease/HB00032
1050492
It can affect your HEART...seriously...my mom is a dental hygenist and has told me about it numerous times!!!  Go to a dentist A.S.A.P.!!!!!!
392533
Look at this website and get to a doctor immediately!!\n\nhttp://www.heartinfo.org/hrtatkang.html
487067
is commitment between two persons that love each other and want to ensure that they will be together for better or worse in poverty and wellness and in sickness and in good health too. good luck that is great good will bless your matrimony for ever and that is the principal of marriage.
1076034
It is not illegal to get married for any reason.  But yes, you should check the policy first re preexisting conditions.  Most states have a university hospital (for training future Dr's that are under a certified Dr).  I go to University of Iowa hosp as I have no insurance.  It is the best care I have ever received!  I assume most states have one.  Tell your friend to go to the DHS/Dept of Human Services in her county & explain the circumstances and ask about this.  The services are free but it does need to go through DHS.  I assume it there is one in your state as well.  Tell her to give DHS a call BEFORE she decides to go the marriage route.  Hope this helps.
734793
my dad passed away when he was 42 from heart attack...\nso i share the same concern with you\n-first try to control the diet by reducing fat in it encourage  fruit and vegitble intake \n-by the age of 20 let them do lipid profile test to see the amount of fat in their bodies\n-avoid hypertension(don't add extra salt for their food)\n-avoid smoking\n-avoid alcohol \n-avoid obesity\n-do exercise \nwhat i want to tell you here is that for ischemic heart disease there are unmodified risk factors and modified risk factors \nunmodified it means that you can not change it as ;age,male gender,family history,race\nand the modified risk factors which i told you above how to beat\nwish you luck