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Endocarditis (endo = within + card = heart + itis - inflammation) is a reaction to trauma of the inner membrane of the heart and the heart valves. This trauma is usually due to a viral or bacterial infection or the result of toxins produced by viral or bacterial action in another part of the body.

If only a heart valve is inflammed then the word would be "Valvulitis" preceded by the valve name (tricuspid valvulitis).

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Endocarditis (endo = within + card = heart + itis - inflammation) is a reaction to trauma of the inner membrane of the heart and the heart valves. This trauma is usually due to a viral or bacterial infection or the result of toxins produced by viral or bacterial action in another part of the body.

If only a heart valve is inflammed then the word would be "Valvulitis" preceded by the valve name (tricuspid valvulitis).

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Commonly associated with rheumatic fever, an inflammatory disease caused by inadequate treatment of a streptococcal infection. An autoimmune reaction occurs, leading to inflammation and damage to heart valves.

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Commonly associated with rheumatic fever, an inflammatory disease caused by inadequate treatment of a streptococcal infection. An autoimmune reaction occurs, leading to inflammation and damage to heart valves.

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Not necessarily good, fatty substance in the blood can lead blood clots. Clots around the heart can lead to a heart attack. If you have high levels that means you have a high cholesterol. In which case you should visit the doctor. They can prescribe medications to help lower these levels. You can also help by eating less fatty foods and exercising regularly.

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  • ANTICONVULSIVE[n -S]
  • ANTICONVULSIVES ANTICONVULSIVE [n]
  • ANTISUBVERSIVE [adj]
  • CONVOLVULI CONVOLVULUS [n]
  • CONVOLVULUS [n -LUSES or -LI]
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  • CONVULSIVE [adj]
  • CONVULSIVELY [adv]
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  • VULVITIS inflammation of the vulva [n -TISES]
  • VULVITISES VULVITIS, inflammation of the vulva [n]
  • VULVOVAGINITIS [n -TISES]
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