heart sound dual no mumur
heart sound dual no mumur
Heart diseases such as arrhythmias, murmurs, or valve disorders can be detected by listening to the heart beat. Irregularities in the rhythm or sound of the heart can indicate underlying cardiac issues that may require further investigation and treatment. Regular monitoring of heart beat can help in early detection and management of heart diseases.
Yes at times they can interfer with heart murmur. This can be an especialy big problem for children with heart murmurs. The type of the murmur needs to be evaluated by a doctor to see if the patient should take adderall. For adults heart murmurs are much less of a worry high blood pressure is what you want to watch in adults.
It really depends on what type of strange..... If he is strange like when he talks to you and he does some un-smooth things like mumur and not relating to his speech, and doing hand movements when he talks and falling down, drooling that is all the signs that he is madly in love with you... It is just un-comfortable for him to talk to you. The other type of strange is that he opens his eyes wide at you and just stares at you. This still could mean hes in love with you. Also, you should tell a parent if things start to turn out creepy. To make it less ocward if that sinario happens just say "There is this boy in my (math, Science wa=hatever)__________ class, and he justs stares really ocwardly at me. What do I do?? Hope that helps!
If we get scared by something, the blood rushs around more quickly because you suddenly panic. If you have not been scared by something, then you could have something more serious, like SVT. I am not a doctor, but if you are not being scared for you heart rate to rise, you should see a doctor. (Byt the way, the average heart rate is between 60-80 bpm)
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