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Cardiologist Korenevich listed 5 main reasons why shortness of breath appears
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
1. Heart failure (CHF)
This is the most dangerous reason, but, fortunately, not the most common. In the development of heart failure, the following are usually to blame:
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hypertonic disease;
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heart defects;
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heart attack;
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cardiomyopathy;
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myocarditis.
2. Obesity
This is one of the main causes of shortness of breath. And often the main cure for solving this problem is to finally take up your lifestyle, nutrition, physical activity.
3. Anemia
This is a decrease in the level of hemoglobin in the blood. And the cause of anemia itself can be:
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any blood loss;
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chronic inflammatory processes, including autoimmune ones;
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cancer;
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malnutrition.
4. Disorders of the thyroid gland
Shortness of breath can be both with an increase in thyroid function – hyperthyroidism, and with a decrease in hormone production – hypothyroidism.
5. Detraining
This is the most common and at the same time banal reason. To get rid of it, you need to start training. However, to begin with, the doctor advises to exclude other, more serious causes – the same heart failure, anemia, and problems with the thyroid gland.
“To find out the cause of shortness of breath and dizziness, first, you need to undergo a thorough examination. Secondly, start solving this problem with the help of doctors and at the same time start working on yourself. This is a complex level of conscious and truly adult people. An adult is not one who is 18-30-40 or more years old, but one who understands and realizes that there is no magic pill and magic doctors. To get rid of the disease, you need to take care of yourself thoroughly, ”concluded the specialist.
Islamic State: Canada returns children and women from detention camps in Syria
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
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Detention camps for those affiliated with the Islamic State in Syria hold more than 42,000 people of foreign nationalities – most of them children -, according to Human Rights Watch.
Canada decided to take back four women and ten children following they spent at least three years in detention camps for the so-called Islamic State in northeastern Syria.
The federal government agreed in January to return a group of women and children, but delayed returning four imprisoned men.
Canada said it had taken steps to bring the group back because of the deteriorating conditions in the camps. She shared scant details regarding the deportation process.
On Wednesday, lawyer for the deported families, Lawrence Grinspoon, said the women and children were on their way to Canada.
“I’ve spoken to many of their families here in Canada who are now very happy that their loved ones are on the way following three and a half years since the process of trying to bring them back began,” Grinspoon said.
No details are available on when or where this group will return to Canada.
It is not clear whether a Quebec woman and her six children are among the group to be deported, but lawyer Grinspoon told the BBC that his information indicates that this woman is not among those deported to Canada.
Canadian authorities have offered to take the children without their mother, whose deportation officials are still assessing the security risks, according to Grinspoon.
The lawyer said that International Affairs Canada told the mother last week that she had to choose between sending her children home unaccompanied and keeping them with her at the camp.
International Affairs Canada said in a statement Thursday that it “will continue deportation efforts as long as conditions permit.”
On Wednesday, reporters asked Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau whether the authorities had violated government policy by asking mothers to send their children to Canada without them. Trudeau replied that Canada had “fulfilled all its responsibilities”.
“The situation in northeastern Syria is incredibly volatile, and Canada is watching the situation closely,” Trudeau said.
The Canadian prime minister declined to comment further.
This deportation would be the largest yet carried out by Canada following the destruction of the so-called Islamic State group in 2019.
Over the past four years, only a small number of women and children have been deported to Canada from these camps.
Detention camps for those linked to the Islamic State in Syria hold more than 42,000 people of foreign nationalities. These people, most of them children, live in dangerous conditions, according to the non-governmental organization Human Rights Watch.
shameful! Kachen was headshot by a lighter “flying”- Now Sports
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
【Now Sports】Ajax midfielder Kachen was hit on the head with a hard object and bled in the semi-finals of the Dutch Cup on Wednesday.
In this top 4 match, Feyenoord and Ajax staged a national derby, which was played at the former’s home court. The two sides scored 1:1 at halftime, and in the 51st minute of the second half, Davy Klaassen made a contribution to help Ajax take the lead once more.
However, when the Dutch international went to the corner flag to celebrate, he was hit in the back of the head by a hard object suspected of being a lighter, and the blood flow continued on the spot. The players of the two armies returned to the locker room for nearly half an hour before returning to the court to continue the rest of the game. During the period, Feyenoord’s assistant coach Di Hefu even reprimanded his own fans and asked them to use “common sense” to watch the game.
In the end, Feyenoord was unable to equalize the score, and Ajax advanced to the final with 2:1 and will compete with Eindhoven for the championship. The winner of the headshot, Kachen, was transferred off the field shortly following returning to the field following the timeout. When talking regarding the feeling of “winning the jackpot” following the game, he said: “We know that the atmosphere here will be crazy, but there is no Expected this, crossed the line … I was already angry, but what made me even angrier was that their goalkeeper (Fallen Heda) thought I was in the water and yelled at me.”
According to the local police, a 32-year-old man was arrested following the incident, but this person is undoubtedly a fan of Feyenono. Since the national derby in 2009, the Dutch authorities have not allowed fans of visiting teams to visit for safety reasons, so normally there will be no Ajax fans in the stadium.
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