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The most common reason why Raynaud’s phenomenon occurs is because of exposure to the cold. “In the cold, it is normal for the body to narrow the small blood vessels to the skin and to open the blood vessels to the inside part of the body to keep the body warm. But with Raynaud’s, the body restricts blood flow to the skin more than it needs to.” (WebMD, 2005-2016). Other reasons consist of taking certain medications, using vibrating

risk factors, but differ in symptoms and treatments. Although the causes of each type of the Macular Degeneration are different, the risk factors are essentially the same. The wet form of the disease is caused by small blood vessels that grow beneath the retina. The blood vessels leak blood and

stroke. A hemorrahagic stroke includes bleeding within the brain and the bleeding normally happens between the inner and the outer layers of the tissue that covers the brain. Brain aneurisms or weak blood vessel leaks are examples of hemorrhagic stroke causes. Intracerebral Hemorrhage-blood vessels inside of the brain burst and leak surrounding brain tissue Subarachnoid Hemorrhage-caused by bleeding disorders, head injuries, and taking blood thinners Ischemic Stroke is death of an area of brain tissue

blood vessels in our body. It includes the veins, arteries and capillaries for the blood circulation in the entire body (to and from the heart). And if any issue occur in the vascular system, then it will cause the disastrous outcomes. As the illustrations, if the arteries can become thick and stiff, then a problem called atherosclerosis will arise. Or, if it is the blood clotting, then it will clog the vessels and cease the blood flow to the heart or brain. Or, if the weakened blood vessels can burst

and the good news about this diet is that we do not have to limit the food we take, but rather add specific plants and herbs to it. The so called “angiogenesis” is a term which stands for the process by which our bodies develop blood vessels. Although it doesn’t seem to be an incredibly difficult process, “angiogenesis” is the source of many well-known terminal diseases. Nowadays cancer has become extremely dangerous and very common; therefore scientists are looking for the right medicine

“Women as Vessel” quote was used in the Bible to describe the role of early women in the Christian era. That period tells that tells women that God set them under the power of men for their security because they are weaker than the men. In any case, a more careful examination of this statement will uncover that it is not alluding to more fragile edge or constitution of the woman, yet to more uncertain status in the Christian era. It is in this way alluding to a common shortcoming wherein the woman

Introduction Cancer is defined as diseases that have abnormal growth of cells, and they can invade to other tissues and affect other part of the body ( http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs297/en/). The genes in a cancer cell that are used to regulate cell growth and differentiation have been mutated, and lead to uncontrollable cell growth. After a period of growth, the proliferation of those abnormal cells form a tumor (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cancer#cite_note-WHO2014-1). Currently,

Raynaud's Disease Few people are aware of Raynaud's disease even though it is a fairly common condition. Raynaulds Disease is also referred to as Raynauld’s phenonmenon. Raynaud's is a condition in which cold temperatures or stress cause blood vessel spasms that block blood flow to fingers, toes, nose, and ears. This causes these body parts to suddenly turn ice cold and to become a purple or blue color. Later when the blood flow becomes normal the area turns a reddish color and later returns

The heart is a muscular organ in charge of pumping blood to all parts of the body. As the heart contracts, the blood is forced out through blood vessels and begins to follow a specific pathway. The blood makes it way through pulmonary circulation (to the lungs) and then through systemic circulation (the rest of the body). Deoxygenated blood enters the right atrium through the superior and inferior vena cava. It then is transported to the right ventricle through the right atrioventricular valve (tricuspid

presents the lecture “Stroke Education Seminar – Signs, Symptoms and treatment." The lecturer starts with the concept of a stroke; that can be an obstruction of blood flow to some area within the brain; that is the ischemic stroke, or a rupture of a vessel inside the brain, that is the hemorrhagic stroke. Then, the manifestations of a stroke depend on the affected brain area, and if this area is responsible for sensation, motion, speech or visual function, the manifestation will correspond to loss of