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Feb 11 · 2 min read · The hill stations provide a refreshing experience, but the reduced oxygen level in the higher altitude is quietly increasing the workload of the heart. When you move above the sea level, the air becomes less dense, and the body receives less oxygen. ...
Join discussionJan 22 · 3 min read · The heart is designed to adapt instantly to the body’s needs. During exercise, stress, or physical activity, it should beat faster to supply more oxygen-rich blood. Chronotropic Incompetence is a lesser-known heart condition in which the heart fails ...
Join discussionJan 22 · 4 min read · Many people notice something unsettling at night — a sudden racing heartbeat, irregular thumping in the chest, or a strange flutter that seems to appear only after lying down. These nighttime rhythm disturbances are known as nocturnal arrhythmias, an...
Join discussionJan 22 · 6 min read · Late-night snacking is common in modern lifestyles—work deadlines, screen time, stress, and irregular routines often push meals closer to bedtime. While this habit may seem harmless, emerging evidence suggests that eating late at night can disturb th...
Join discussionJan 22 · 3 min read · Sick Sinus Syndrome is a rhythm disorder that includes malfunction of the heart's natural pacemaker-the sinus node. The sinus node should keep an appropriate steady heart rate; in this case, the sinus node becomes capricious, sometimes firing too slo...
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