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Migraines are not directly caused from having an enlarged heart, however - the major cause of an enlarged heart is high blood pressure. Hypertension can cause increased migraine frequency and severity. Another heart condition that can cause migraines is Patent Foramen Ovale. A foramen ovale is a small hole in the heart that everyone has before they are born. Under normal circumstances it closes. For those that don't, the patent foramen ovale works like a valve - only opening when the heart is under stress. An enlarged heart is always under stress. Initial studies have shown that surgery for closing a PFO has improved the frequency of migraine headaches in those patients.
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How serious is an enlarged heart?
Very, Go see your doctor. You will have a ECG done (Electrocardiogram) and if it needs further investigation you'll have an ultrasound done. === ===
What is another word for an enlarged heart?
Cardiomegaly.
Is it safe to fly with an enlarged heart?
It depends on how enlarged it is, why it is enlarged, and what other medical issues you might have. This question can not be answered here. You need to talk to your doctor.
Will an enlarged heart cause sudden death?
Enlarged heart (cardiomegaly) isn't a disease, but rather a symptom of another condition. You may develop an enlarged heart temporarily because of a stress on your body, such as pregnancy, or because of a medical condition, such as the weakening of the heart muscle, coronary artery disease, heart valve problems or abnormal heart rhythms.
About Chihuahuas hearts when it is enlarged and the dog is taking heart medications for the heart what are the symptoms of heart failure at death?
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Do Migraines effect blood clotting?
There have been studies proving a linkage between blood clots and migraines. The veins develop blood clots during the migraines. This can easily explain why migraine sufferers are more prone to having heart attacks and strokes more than the normal individual without migraines.
What causes a septum to enlarge?
it is called an enlarged heart and it is when the chambers in your heart are enlarged most people get treated for it by having surgery but if not treated can cause heart attack and an irregular heartbeat wich can lead to death most people are born with this sever condition it is called an enlarged heart and it is when the chambers in your heart are enlarged most people get treated for it by having surgery but if not treated can cause heart attack and an irregular heartbeat wich can lead to death most people are born with this sever condition
My daughter had ECT for depression and then began having debiliting migraines. Do you know any connection of ECT causing migraines?
It is a side effect the others include: nausea, muscle aches, increased heart rate/ blood pressure and short-term memory loss (recover in 6 months)
Is an enlarged heart considered heart disease?
An enlarged heart may be considered a Heart disease if it is not a result of training. Enlarged heart is also known as cardiomegaly.
What is cardiomegaly?
It is the medical term for enlarged heart. (Cardio = Heart, megaly = enlarged)
How does having a heart attack effect the heart?
"no! the liver!" heart tissue is damaged.
Did The Rev from Avenged Sevenfold have an enlarged heart?
Yes, The Rev from Avenged Sevenfold had and died of an enlarged heart.
How serious is an enlarged heart?
Very, Go see your doctor. You will have a ECG done (Electrocardiogram) and if it needs further investigation you'll have an ultrasound done. === ===
I had a stress test before having spinal surgery i have been told i have an enlarged heart and have been asked to see a cardiologist do you know why?
You've been referred to cardiology to explore the reason for your enlarged heart. Getting more information will be important to reducing the risks of surgery.
What is enalopi for dogs?
enlarged heart
What is wrong with Eric's heart on 7th Heaven?
He had an enlarged heart.
How does having a bigger heart help cross country runners?
An enlarged heart pumps more blood around the body - meaning the runner's muscles get more oxygen from each breath.
