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A hemorrhage occurs when bleeding happens because of a wound or injury. It can occur either internally or externally and is important that it be stopped.
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What is the yellow tabs that are like ecstasy?
Sulfurdioxide! same effect but could cause brain hemorage
Where does the blood go from behind the eye when you have a hemorage behind the eye?
It gets reabsorbed into your system although it can take some time to happen.
Where did Alois Hitler die at?
Alois Hitler died at a Gasthaus (Tavern) in Hafeld, Austria near where his family lived on January 3, 1903 According to the medical report the cause of death was a pleural hemorage.
How do you spell hemorage?
The US spelling is hemorrhage. (drops the grapheme æ in favor of just e)AnswerThe spelling is "haemorrhage" in British/Australian English.
What are the symptoms of CAA hemorage?
Symptoms of lobar hemorrhage in CAA include sudden onset of headache, neurologic symptoms such as weakness, sensory loss, visual changes, or speech problems, depending on which lobe is involved; and decreased level of consciousness.
Does biotin really work?
I took Biotin and Niacin in an attempt to make my hair grow faster. I have to say, that yes, my hair was thicker and longer over a period of time. Also, my nails grew stronger and faster. HOWEVER. I developed a retinal hemorage in my eye which led to temporary blurred vision. Apparently, too much Niacin and Biotin can alter something with your blood or something like that, especailly if you are on Birth Control too. So be careful and only take a minimal amount.
What protein binds to oxygen?
The molecule that carries oxygen is the hemoglobin molecule. The cell that carries oxygen is the red blood cell.Blood. Red Blood cells. Or Haemoglobin in the red blood cells depending on what level you are looking at.The protein that carries oxygen in the blood is Haemoglobin(hemoglobin).
Why did The Doors stop making music?
He didn't leave the Doors. He died.True, except during the concert tour to promote one of his final albums, he was so strung out that he basically had a meltdown on stage in New Orleans.The three other band members decided he was unfit to continue touring, so they cancelled all the other live tour dates. Plus, the prosecution following the Miami obsenity incident was weighing heavily upon Morrison.As a result, and to get back to his roots, he decided to move to Paris and write more poetry...his first love. H published a small book of his works and passed them out to his friends before he left the country.About three months later, Morrison either: 1) Injested too strong a mix of heroin,2) suffered a brain hemorage, or3) was murdered in his bath by persons unknown, in early July 1971.It is unknown what he could have accomplished if he had remained straight and beat the rap in the Miami trial.
Can you die from bleeding to much during your period?
It truely actually is really normal so just come down and relax drink a lot of water and milk so you won't be frustrated and mad and grumpy the reason I know this is because my mom told me and I'm going through this now and it really lame
Does subchorionic bleeding mean that you are going to lose the baby?
Bleeding While PregnantHere are opinions and answers from FAQ Farmers: No. It does not mean you're going to lose the baby. I had the same thing at 10 weeks, had an ultrasound that showed the clot, and the baby is fine. It is a blood clot, which will likely bleed out or get absorbed by your body. Only 1-3% of women with a sub chorionic bleed lose the baby (and it is not always necessarily because of the clot). Just take it easy, and let it run its course. You'll be fine. Don't stress over it.I was told that I have possible subchorionic bleeding, and that it usually clears up by itself. I was told not to worry, and from what I saw my baby is fine. Don't worry yourself about it, but if you are really concerned, just give your doctor a call!I am interested in hearing from Theresa or anyone else about this problem. My daughter-in-law is pregnant with twins and has this problem. It is early days yet and we do not know what the outcome will be nor do we know much about the problem. Will it go away by itself? This is an en vitro pregnancy. Is it more common in this type of pregnancy?My daughter is 10 weeks pregnant and the doctor does not seem overly concerned, which is concerning. The doctor told my daughter absolutly no vaginal insertion (no sex) until she is 20 weeks, at which time I guess they will schedule another ultra sound. The chance does exist she may loose the baby if the bleed gets worse and she bleeds vaginally. I do have a call to the doctor to get more information, which I suggest you also do. Good luck!Having had this condition I really feel for you at this time and fully understand how frustrating it is. Sadly there is no straight yes or no answer. This is not meant to upset you, just to let you know not to take this condition for granted. 2 weeks ago at 22 1/2 weeks gestation I lost my baby boy due to this condition. I started bleeding at 15 weeks and it continued non stop till the end. I had 2 large hematomas (10 & 8cm) and even though I passed many clots they kept getting bigger. The last 2 weeks of my pregnancy were spent in hospital and I had 7 units of blood transfused. Through all of this my baby did not appear to be affected. Doctors explained that the constant bleeding traumatised my uterine wall causing the placenta to come away and labour to start. There is no cure and there is no way of predicting the outcome. All I can advise is to try and stay positive but also source as much information on the outcome of possible preterm delivery. I hope you have a beautiful baby to show for all the effort.I was told I have residual implantation blood between the placenta and uterus wall. I was not told that it is subchorionic bleeding. I am 10 weeks today. Is this the same issue?I had a subchorionic HEMORAGE at 13 weeks gestation. Bed rest, ultrasounds, then limited activity I bled at various amounts throughout the entire pregnancy. My son was born FULL TERM by c section 6 days before his due date. My docs told me they had never seen a bleed so large, at delivery only the outer edge of the placenta had been atatched. My son is FINE. --He is turning 12 years old on May 2 2007 and this past month, after testing, we have learned he is gifted. So don't give up!
How many deaths have there been in the NHL and NFL in the last 20 years?
San Francisco 49er backup offensive lineman Thomas Herrion died after a preseason game in 2005. Minnesota Viking offensive lineman Corey Stringer died of heatstroke after a training camp practice in 2001. Prior to that St. Louis Cardinal tight end J.V. Cain died of a heart attack in traning camp in 1979 and Chuck Hughes, receiver for the Detroit Lions, died on the field of a heart attack during a game in 1971. I could find no information concerning deaths in the NHL in the past 20 years. There was a 14 year old fan that lost her life due to complications from being hit in the head by a puck at a Columbus Blue Jackets game in 2002. in 1967, Bill Masterton of the Minnesota North Stars lost his life the day after hitting his head on the ice following a body check. Maybe someone out there can give more information concerning NHL deaths. _____________________________________________________ Alexei Cherepanov Luc Bourdon DEATHS IN NHL --letsgopens _____________________________________________________ Bill Masterton is the ONLY player to have died as a direct result of an injury sustained during an NHL hockey game. In 1967 Masterton was coaxed out of retirement to play with the Minnesota North Stars during their inaugural season. He is credited with scoring the first goal in North Stars' history. On January 13, 1968, early in a game against the Oakland Seals, Masterton was hit almost simultaneously by two of the Seal players and fell backwards hitting his head on the ice. Two days later he passed away from a massive hemorage. This event, more than any other, was the impetous for making NHL players wear helmets during games. The Masterton trophy for dedication, sportsmanship, and perseverance is awarded annually by the NHL in his honor. His jersey number 19 was never again worn by any North Star player and was officially retired in 1987. After the team moved to Dallas, the retired number is still honored by the franchise. In 2008, Richard Zednick was accidently slashed by a skate across his throat while playing for the Florida Panthers against the Buffalo Sabres in Buffalo. Although the injury was definitely life-threatening, quick action by Zednick to get off the ice and the trainers of both teams and local doctors prevented a tragic ending. In 1989, ironically also in Buffalo, Clint Malarchuk also had his throat slashed by a skate while playing goal for the Sabres. Again, due to quick actions by those at the rink, Malarchuk's life was also saved after the accident. Both Malarchuk and Zednick returned to their teams and played again after recovering from their respective accidents. In 2006, Rene Bourque was playing for the Chicago Blackhawks against the Columbus Blue Jackets and suffered an accident similar to Zednick's. However, luckily for Bourque, the injury was not as severe and apparently he was not in nearly as much danger as either Malarchuk or Zednick. Although the injury was undoubtedly very scary for Bourque at the time. There are some who would credit Howie Morentz's death to an on-ice broken leg and the complications that resulted. However, the cause of death listed for Morentz was "pulmonary embolism". This may or may not have been indirectly caused by the broken leg and could also have been a result of the alchohol that was sneaked to Morentz by his friends while he was in the hospital. Alexei Cherepanov died of heart failure while playing in the Russian Kontinental Hockey League league, not in the NHL. He had actually been revived and was on the way to the hospital when he passed out and due to a dead battery in a defribulator, was then unable to be revived. The actual reason for his death is still apparently being debated. Luc Bourdon was killed while riding a brand new motorcycle he had purchased less than two weeks before the accident. He did not die as a result of a hockey incident. There have been other incidents in other leagues and non-professionals that have been killed while playing hockey over the years, but the Masterton death is the only one in the NHL itself.
What is the best steroid to use?
What type of steroid? Corticosteroids are typically used to treat inflammation; certain asthma inhalers, topical creams, pills etc... You hear that your favorite sports here had a shot in his knee or shoulder? Guess what, he's on steroids, just not the kind you think of when you hear that word. Cortico steroids are also used to suppress the immune system in organ transplant recipients, those with autoimmune diseases and a variety of other ailments. Typically corticosteroid steroids have the potential for causing serious detrimental effects to the body. I'm going to assume that you are asking about anabolic/androgenic steroids. These are what come to mind when the average person uses the word "steroids". They are the male sex hormones testosterone (often called test), dihydrotestosterone (DHT), and a laundry list of there synthetic derivatives. There are also 19-nor steroids that are progestin (female sex hormone) that have incredible anabolic effects, Nandralone (Deca) and Trenbolone being the most famous (or infamous). The next problem we face is your question. How do you define "strongest"? All effects of steroids depend on a myriad of factors, including but not limited to the individuals genetics, health, type of training and goals, diet, rest, lifestyle, the steroids dose, supporting supplements, duration of use, etc... These all determine a steroids efficacy. I can take the "weakest" steroid and have my training, diet, and lifestyle in perfect order and will most likely have incomparably better results than another who uses the "strongest" but doesn't eat, sleep, or train properly. It's important to remember that steroids are a tool, not a miracle, and they are incredibly powerful. With this in mind let's try to define "strongest". All steroids are dose related, and some of what might give you the fastest and most dramatic results can have serious side effects, up to and including death in a short period of time, as opposed to others that can be run with relative safety for long periods of time resulting in better gains due to the duration of use and minimal sides. We must also determine what our goals are. Do we wish to gain muscle mass, strength, or cut body fat and get that ripped beach body? Now that we understand that "strongest" depends on many variables, we can talk specific compounds. The safest is testosterone. Of course I'm referring to the natural variety, the stuff made by your cajones my friend. Eating right, traing hard, getting 8 hours of sleep at the same time every night. These play a heavy roll in testosterone production. BPA in canned foods/plastics, stress, and alcohol will lower test production profoundly. On a side note, steroid use slows or stops your natural production, if only temporarily. This is the cause of lost gains and atrophied testes post cycle. The "best" steroid: Testosterone! Although it can have more side effects than some, and less dramatic gains than others, it is the perfect hormone. No steroid user takes any other steroid without using testosterone. Other steroids act in different ways, and with natural testosterone shut down can leave you with rather embarrassing sides, such as a lack of confidence, erectile dysfunction, decreased libido, inability to ejaculate, etc. so test is injected to replace the lost natural test. Testosterone is fantastic on its own for cutting, bulking, and strength training, as it has a perfect anabolic/androgenic ratio of 100/100. It can be used relatively safely, even in high doses if all proper precautions are taken. All things considered, test is the best. Strongest: Bulking. This some would argue is anadrol (a-bombs, A-50's). A pound a day is typical for this drug. So are profound, extreme sides. Huge water retention, hypertension, and liver damage occur with this compound. It is the only steroid proven to be linked with certain liver cancers, and liver cysts that can rupture and cause a fatal hemorage. About half of the gains on anadrol are water and are lost on cessation. It should be noted that high doses are used (50-100mg/day). On a mg to mg basis it is widely believed dianabol (d-Bol) is stronger, and much safer to use. This is of course anecdotal. Strength: Halotestin. Again this is arguable. Another oral, liver stress is a concern. If there is such a thing as roid rage, this would be one that shows it. Weight gain on this drug may be non-existent, strength will go through the roof. One last mention: Trenbolone. If test has a rating of 100/100, Tren is 1000/1000. It is a 19-nor (progestin) and as sickly doesn't convert to estrogen. This means NO water retention. Weight gain, strength gain, and fat loss are quick and heavy. It's binding affinity to the androgen receptor and theorized anti catabolic properties allow the user to gain major mass on a calorie deficient diet. Sounds great right? It is also the 2nd most dangerous widely available steroid, second only to anadrol. As it has never been a legitimate pharmaceutical steroid, there are zero studies on its long term health implications. One single 100mg injection will cause complete shutdown of natural testosterone production, very difficult to recuperate from, especially if your not educated on what you're using. Incredibly high hypertension, progestin related side effects (similar to estrogen but much harder to combat), possible liver damage (this is theoretical and not proven), insomnia, loss of appetite, and on and on..... So what's the strongest steroid? There is no one answer. This is a brief summation of years of personal research. I've trained for 13 years. I've researched, my diet is solid, I sleep the same time every night for 8 hours. Even then, I rarely take steroids, and only use what I personally feel is safe. Steroids only truly work if this is your lifestyle. Otherwise you may get big, but not for long. And you may do damage for life. Steroids can be used safely, just like Tylenol. Take one guess which of those two is the # one cause of overdose related hospital visits? It's not the steroids. I in know way condone the use of steroids, even with my personal use and belief that within reason can be relatively safe. I've take the time to express my personal views only. This is just to give you an idea of how complex and powerful these hormones are. They demand respect. If you are consider using, by asking this question you show you are far from ready. You deserve to know what your putting in your body and what it can do, good or bad. In the end, it's your body. Good Luck!!!
