TREATING HEART ATTACKWritten by Jinky C. Mesias
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The aspirin is one that inhibits activity of enzyme cyclo-oxygenase inside platelets. Moreover, aspirin was found out to improve survival among patients with heart attack. And aside from that, aspirin is also easy to use, and since it is low dosage it is safe to used for anti-platelet action. Aspirin are also fast acting and relief can be obtained within 30 minutes and it is also affordable. On other hand, thienopyridines such as ticlopidine and clopidogrel inhibit ADP receptor on surface of platelets. This action of thienopyridines of inhibiting ADP receptors on platelets prevents platelets from aggregating and causing blood clots to form. The third anti-platelet agent is glycoprotein llb/lla inhibitors which are considered to be most potent anti-platelet agent, approximately nine times more potent than aspirin and three times more potent that thienopyridines. Moreover, it is also most expensive anti-platelet agent.

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Continued from page 1 yet been identified. Aside from that, ongoing research on hypertension gene is focused on genetic factors that somehow affect rennin-angiotensin-aldosterone system. The renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system aid in regulating blood pressure by means of controlling salt balance as well as tone of arteries. Nevertheless, approximately 30% of essential hypertension is attributed to genetic factors and example of which are those individuals with one or two parents that have hypertension. On other hand, it is very rare that certain kinds of unusual genetic disorders that are affecting hormones of adrenal glands may actually lead to essential hypertension. However, such kinds of genetic disorders are considered more of a secondary hypertension. The most common disorder among patients with essential hypertension is abnormality of arteries. Patients with essential hypertension experience stiffness or lack of elasticity in arteries that are most distant from heart. The arteries in heart supply oxygen containing blood and nutrients to all tissues in body. Moreover these heart arteries or arterioles are connected to capillaries in tissues to veins which returns blood to heart as well as lungs.

Author’s Bio: Jinky C. Mesias is a lover of simple things and of nature. She spend most of her time reading and writing poetry. For comments and suggestions about the article kindly log on to http://bloodpressuremonitorstore.com
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