Hypertension and immersion in cold water
Do you have blood pressure or heart history? Diving into the sea requires some care. Sudden entry into very cold water, especially after intense heat or prolonged exposure to the sun, can…
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Short readings on what is worth knowing about the heart. Grouped by topic, to easily find what concerns you.
Do you have blood pressure or heart history? Diving into the sea requires some care. Sudden entry into very cold water, especially after intense heat or prolonged exposure to the sun, can…
Read morePregnancy brings major changes to the body. The heart works harder, the body’s needs increase, and the heart rate may…
Read moreIn everyday life, many associate heart health only with blood pressure. But the truth is more complex.
Read moreHypertension often has no symptoms and goes unnoticed, while it affects the heart and blood vessels over time.
Read morePain, tension and difficulty sleeping are common problems with different possible causes. The first step is to understand what causes them.
Read moreIt is not only the well-known "big" basic health problems that wear out the heart.
Read moreChest discomfort can sometimes feel like indigestion or another stomach symptom. Sensation alone is not enough to rule out a heart problem.
Read moreWalking or gym? The correct answer is: what you can consistently do.
Read moreIn everyday life, pain in the back, knee or head is often easily treated: an anti-inflammatory or painkiller and carry on.
Read moreThere are times when the pulse changes and the body sends signals. It does not always mean that the cause lies exclusively in the heart.
Read moreSmartwatches offer useful information about heart rate in everyday life. They can record changes, but not make a diagnosis.
Read moreSleep is not a luxury. It is one of the most "quiet" protectors of the heart. When we sleep well and soundly, the body revs up: the pulse calms down, the nervous system...
Read moreInformative content adapted from practice publications. It is not a substitute for an individualized medical evaluation.