Перакласці "heart medications" на Арабскі

EN Talk with your doctor about your heart health and any heart medications or other medications that you take.

• heart health
• heart medications

EN Taking certain medications, including sedatives, opioid pain medications, some antidepressants or medications to lower blood pressure

• Taking certain medications
• sedatives
• opioid pain medications
• antidepressants
• medications to lower
• pressure

EN Examples include birth control pills and medications that cause your blood vessels to expand or contract, such as certain allergy medications and migraine medications.

• Examples include birth
• pills
• medications that cause
• contract
• certain allergy medications
• migraine

EN Heart failure. The increased pressure in your heart can cause your heart muscle to weaken, making it harder for your heart to pump blood. Eventually, this can lead to heart failure.

• Heart failure
• heart can cause
• making it harder
• heart to pump
• Eventually
• lead to heart

EN Heart disease, including congenital heart disease, coronary artery disease, heart attack, heart failure and a weakened heart muscle (cardiomyopathy)

• Heart disease
• congenital heart disease
• coronary artery disease
• heart attack
• heart failure
• weakened heart muscle
• cardiomyopathy

EN Some heart conditions that can lead to low blood pressure include extremely low heart rate (bradycardia), heart valve problems, heart attack and heart failure.

• lead to low
• pressure include extremely
• heart rate
• bradycardia
• heart valve problems
• heart attack
• heart

EN Some heart conditions that can lead to low blood pressure include extremely low heart rate (bradycardia), heart valve problems, heart attack and heart failure

• lead to low
• pressure include extremely
• heart rate
• bradycardia
• heart valve problems
• heart attack
• heart failure

EN Aging, heart muscle damage from a heart attack, some medications and certain genetic conditions can cause an abnormal heart rhythm.

• Aging
• heart muscle damage
• heart attack
• medications
• certain genetic conditions
• cause an abnormal

EN Heart transplant. Your doctor might recommend a heart transplant if you have end-stage heart failure and medications and other treatments no longer work.

• Heart transplant
• doctor might recommend
• end-stage heart failure
• medications
• treatments no longer

EN Heart transplant. Your doctor might recommend a heart transplant if you have end-stage heart failure and medications and other treatments no longer work.

• Heart transplant
• doctor might recommend
• end-stage heart failure
• medications
• treatments no longer

EN Aging, heart muscle damage from a heart attack, some medications and certain genetic conditions can cause an irregular heart rhythm.

• Aging
• heart muscle damage
• heart attack
• medications
• certain genetic conditions
• cause an irregular

EN Some heart medications can cause serious problems for a developing baby, and it might be necessary to stop or adjust the medications before you become pregnant.

• developing baby
• might be necessary
• stop
• adjust the medications
• become

EN If you were born with certain types of heart defects, such as an irregular heart or abnormal heart valves, your heart may be more susceptible to infection.

• types of heart
• irregular heart
• abnormal heart valves

EN Heart problems, such as heart murmur, heart valve damage and heart failure

• Heart problems
• heart murmur
• heart valve damage
• heart failure

EN Your heart valve disease treatment depends on the heart valve affected and the type and severity of the disease. Sometimes heart valve disease requires surgery to repair or replace the heart valve.

• heart valve disease
• valve affected
• type
• Sometimes heart valve
• replace the heart

EN In a heart transplant procedure, a surgeon removes the diseased heart and sews the donor heart in place. He or she then attaches the major blood vessels to the donor heart.

• heart transplant procedure
• heart
• sews the donor
• place
• He
• she then attaches
• major blood vessels
• donor

EN Abnormalities of the heart that result in scarring of heart tissue (sometimes called "structural heart disease"), the most common cause is a prior heart attack

• result in scarring
• heart tissue
• sometimes called
• heart
• prior heart attack

EN Heart rhythm problems. Changes in your heart's structure and changes in pressure on your heart's chambers can lead to the development of abnormal heart rhythms (arrhythmias).

• Heart rhythm problems
• structure
• changes in pressure
• development of abnormal
• rhythms
• arrhythmias

EN Cardiovascular disease. This includes heart failure, a heart defect, a heart infection or an abnormal heart rhythm.

• Cardiovascular disease
• includes heart failure
• heart defect
• heart infection
• abnormal heart

EN Cardiovascular disease, including heart failure, heart defects, heart infection or abnormal heart rhythm, such as atrial fibrillation

• Cardiovascular disease
• heart failure
• heart defects
• heart infection
• abnormal heart rhythm
• atrial fibrillation

EN Have other heart problems, such as an arrhythmia, a heart defect, previous heart attack or previous heart surgery

• heart problems
• arrhythmia
• heart defect
• previous heart attack
• previous heart surgery

EN A personal or family history of other forms of heart disease, such as heart rhythm disorders, congenital heart defects, heart failure and cardiomyopathy

• personal
• forms of heart
• heart rhythm disorders
• congenital heart defects
• heart failure
• cardiomyopathy

EN Inadequate blood supply to the heart or damage to heart tissue can interfere with your heart's electrical impulses, causing abnormal heart rhythms.

• Inadequate blood supply
• heart
• damage to heart
• electrical impulses
• causing abnormal heart

EN Heart rhythm problems. Changes in your heart's structure and changes in pressure on your heart's chambers can lead to the development of abnormal heart rhythms (arrhythmias).

• Heart rhythm problems
• structure
• changes in pressure
• development of abnormal
• rhythms
• arrhythmias

EN In a heart transplant procedure, a surgeon removes the diseased heart and sews the donor heart in place. He or she then attaches the major blood vessels to the donor heart.

• heart transplant procedure
• heart
• sews the donor
• place
• He
• she then attaches
• major blood vessels
• donor

EN If your doctor recommends cardioversion with medications to restore your heart's rhythm, you won't receive electric shocks to your heart.

• doctor recommends cardioversion
• medications to restore
• heart's rhythm
• won't receive electric

EN Procedures to correct your baby's heart condition and medications to help your baby's heart work more effectively are the first steps to treat pulmonary atresia.

• Procedures to correct
• baby's heart condition
• steps to treat

EN Some mild congenital heart defects can be treated with medications that help the heart work more efficiently

• mild congenital heart
• treated with medications

EN These medications help relax your heart muscle, slow your heartbeat and decrease blood pressure, making your heart's job easier

• medications help relax
• heart muscle
• slow your heartbeat
• decrease blood pressure
• making your heart's
• easier

EN An enlarged heart may be treatable by correcting the cause. Treatment for an enlarged heart can include medications, medical procedures or surgery.

• treatable by correcting
• cause
• heart can include
• medical procedures

EN Treatment for atrial fibrillation may include medications, therapy to reset the heart rhythm and catheter procedures to block faulty heart signals.

• Treatment for atrial
• include medications
• therapy to reset
• heart rhythm
• faulty heart

EN If your doctor recommends cardioversion with medications to restore your heart's rhythm, you won't receive electric shocks to your heart.

• doctor recommends cardioversion
• medications to restore
• heart's rhythm
• won't receive electric

EN These medications help relax your heart muscle, slow your heartbeat and decrease blood pressure, making your heart's job easier

• medications help relax
• heart muscle
• slow your heartbeat
• decrease blood pressure
• making your heart's
• easier

EN Triggers of diabetic ketoacidosis include certain illnesses, pregnancy, trauma and medications ? including the diabetes medications called SGLT2 inhibitors.

• Triggers of diabetic
• include certain illnesses
• pregnancy
• trauma
• medications
• diabetes medications called

EN Kidney disorders, which can keep your body from properly excreting medications, can affect glucose levels due to a buildup of those medications.

• Kidney disorders
• keep your body
• properly excreting medications
• affect glucose levels
• buildup of those

EN Certain medications ? including lithium, high blood pressure medications and antimalarial drugs

• Certain medications
• lithium
• high blood pressure
• antimalarial drugs

EN Follow your doctor's instructions about whether you should avoid use of inhaled breathing medications or other medications before the test

• Follow your doctor's
• whether you should
• inhaled breathing medications

EN Your drug regimen after transplant will include medications to suppress your immune system (immunosuppressant medications) in an effort to prevent organ rejection

• drug regimen after
• immune system
• immunosuppressant medications
• effort to prevent
• rejection

EN Interaction with other medications. Some antidepressants can cause dangerous reactions when taken with other medications.

• antidepressants can cause
• reactions when taken

EN Other medications. Your doctor may recommend combining two antidepressants, or other medications may be added to an antidepressant to enhance antidepressant effects.

• medications
• doctor may recommend
• two antidepressants
• antidepressant to enhance

EN Certain medications, such as some high blood pressure medications or sleeping pills (talk to your doctor before stopping any medication)

• Certain medications
• high blood pressure
• sleeping pills

EN Individuals who are not taking pain medications also may benefit from review of their medications during their participation in the PRC.

• taking pain medications
• benefit from review

EN Doctors may also prescribe antibiotics, corticosteroid medications or other medications to treat an acute exacerbation.

• antibiotics
• corticosteroid medications
• medications to treat
• acute

EN Any medications you have brought to the hospital and when you should take medications on the day of the procedure

• hospital
• should take medications

EN Tell your doctor about any medications you're taking, as you may need to stop taking certain medications before undergoing anesthesia.

• Tell your doctor
• medications you're taking
• stop taking certain
• before undergoing

EN Use of some types of medications during pregnancy, such as certain acne drugs and blood pressure medications

• types of medications
• pregnancy
• certain acne drugs
• blood pressure medications

EN Certain medications taken during pregnancy. Many medications aren't recommended for use during pregnancy because of potential risks to the fetus.

• Certain medications taken
• pregnancy
• medications aren't recommended
• during pregnancy because

EN Many different types of medications are used to treat cardiomyopathy. Medications for cardiomyopathy can help:

• used to treat
• Medications for cardiomyopathy

EN Take all your medications to the hospital with you in their original bottles. Ask your doctor about whether to take your usual morning medications.

• original bottles
• Ask your doctor
• whether to take
• usual morning

EN Are taking blood-thinning medications, such as aspirin, aspiring-containing medications, warfarin (Jantoven) or heparin

• taking blood-thinning medications
• aspirin
• aspiring-containing medications
• warfarin
• Jantoven
• heparin