Suu Kyi health a 'grave concern' May 30, 2009
Shortly before her arrest on 14 May she was treated for dehydration and low blood pressure. The NLD said she was "in desperate need of proper medical treatment". (BBC News -- Asia-Pacific)
Deep concern for health of Aung San Suu Kyi May 30, 2009
We don't know the reason," Nyan Win said. He said that he would go to Insein Prison on Saturday to meet Aung San Suu Kyi after her legal team applied to the court to be able to consult with her. "We hope we will be allowed to see her," he said. Myanmar's military has kept Aung San Suu Kyi in detention for 13 of the last 19 years, most of them in virtual isolation at her tightly guarded home by Yangon's Inya Lake. She was twice placed on an intravenous drip at her house earlier this month because... (Channelnewsasia.com)
Air France faces racial abuse charges again May 29, 2009
Alphonso, who is suffering from low blood pressure an low sugar said that she had to ask other international passengers if they could spare a chocolate for her. Text. (India Times, India)
Unusual Symptoms Can Indicate Health Problems May 27, 2009
Sitting or standing with legs crossed could be more than just a habit; it could be an indication of low blood pressure. Your body could be limiting the amount of blood circulating in your legs to make sure enough is available for your brain. (Newsmax)
Chronic fatigue hard to endure May 26, 2009
The exact cause of CFS is unknown, but there are several proposed possibilities, including low blood pressure (mild and chronic), depression, viral infection, history of allergies, iron-deficiency anemia, dysfunction in the immune system, low blood sugar and changes in the levels of hormones produced by the adrenal or pituitary glands or the hypothalamus. There is no specific treatment for CFS. Currently, relief is aimed at the underlying cause (if one can be found) and symptoms. (Erie Times-News, PA)
Warning over new threat from MRSA May 21, 2009
In both, the patients developed bacterial pneumonia, high fever and low blood pressure, and rapidly progressed to septic shock, a widespread infection that requires urgent medical attention. They both made a full recovery. (BBC News -- Health)
Deadly pneumonia caused by super-bugs on rise: study May 20, 2009
They reported the pneumonia usually features high fever and low blood pressure with rapid progression to septic shock -- a widespread infection that sends the whole body into a tailspin -- and an urgent need for mechanical ventilation. The researchers said they do not know why community-acquired MRSA pneumonia appears so lethal but noted the bacteria that cause it are more susceptible to antibiotics than hospital-acquired infections. (Yahoo News)
Schering-Plough Announces Changes to its Global Collaboration with Novartis to Develop Combination Therapies for Asthma and COPD May 19, 2009
Tell your health care provider right away about any symptoms such as feeling tired or exhausted, weakness, nausea, vomiting, or symptoms of low blood pressure (such as dizziness or faintness). If you or your child is under stress, such as with surgery, after surgery, or trauma, you may need steroids by mouth again. (PR Newswire)
Suu Kyi doctor free May 17, 2009
The Nobel Peace Prize laureate was placed on an intravenous drip at her house on Friday by Tin Myo Win's medical assistant because she could not eat, had low blood pressure and was dehydrated. Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy (NLD) party said it was also aware of the development. (iAfrica.com)
Myanmar's Suu Kyi defiant ahead of trial: lawyer May 17, 2009
He had been treating her for low blood pressure and dehydration, and activists fear for her health in prison. MYSTERY SWIMMER. (Yahoo News -- Top Stories)
Suu Kyi's legal plight sparks global outrage May 16, 2009
Suu Kyi has recently been ill, suffering from dehydration and low blood pressure. Clinton: 'Baseless crime'U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said she was deeply troubled by Myanmar's decision to charge Suu Kyi for a "baseless crime," and British Prime Minister Gordon Brown said he was "deeply disturbed" by the development. (MSNBC -- International)
Players make their case in court May 16, 2009
But at least one of those eight players was prescribed the drug by a physician to treat low blood pressure, according to discovery records. Kessler also argued that the independent administrator of NFL's drug-testing policy, Dr. John Lombardo, testified in his deposition that he did not want to refer the Saints or Vikings players to the NFL for discipline after their positive tests because they were trying to lose weight, not mask steroids. (Nola.com -- Sports)
Suu Kyi faces prison term after American 'nutter' shows up at compound May 15, 2009
Already in frail health she was recently treated by doctors for dehydration and low blood pressure Ms. Suu Kyi's return to Insein prison will raise new worries, though she sought to reassure her supporters Thursday. "Please tell them I am well," Ms. Suu Kyi's lawyer, Kyi Win, quoted Ms. Suu Kyi as saying Thursday. (Globe and Mail)
* Aung San Suu Kyi faces charges over mans visit May 15, 2009
Suu Kyis detention at Insein Prison will renew fears for her health after she was put on an intravenous drip last week for dehydration and low blood pressure. The US and human rights groups have demanded that she be allowed to see her main doctor, Tin Myo Win. (Taipei Times, Taiwan)
Suu Kyi Charged in Myanmar With Breaching Conditions of House Arrest Order May 15, 2009
The opposition leader suffered from dehydration, low blood pressure and a loss of appetite over the past few weeks, Nyan Win said. She underwent gynecological surgery in 2003, needed hospital treatment in 2006 and suffered low blood pressure and was unable to leave her bed in September. (Bloomberg -- Canada)
Milestone Study On Blood Pressure Medications Confirmed May 15, 2009
16, 2008) People with high blood pressure appear to be less likely to have migraine than those with low blood pressure. Researchers say stiff arteries associated with high blood pressure may play a role in. (Science Daily)
Junta charges Suu Kyi May 15, 2009
She was unable to eat and put on an intravenous drip twice in the past week, suffering from dehydration and low blood pressure. In Washington, which has imposed strict sanctions on the country formerly known as Burma, the US State Department said that Myanmar authorities had allowed a US diplomat to visit Yettaw on Wednesday. (iAfrica.com)
Suu Kyi to be charged over US intruder May 14, 2009
The 63-year-old Suu Kyi, treated for low blood pressure and dehydration last week, has spent 13 of the past 19 years under some form of detention ... He said Suu Kyi's health was improving after she was treated for low blood pressure and dehydration last week. (India Times)
Suu Kyi charged with violating house arrest May 14, 2009
Suu Kyi has recently been ill, suffering from dehydration and low blood pressure. Her condition improved this week after a visit from a doctor who administered an intravenous drip, said Nyan Win, the spokesman of her National League for Democracy Party who is part of a team of three lawyers hoping to represent her. (The Star Online, Malaysia)
Suu Kyi Faces Myanmar Court Over Breach of Her Detention Order, Group Says May 14, 2009
The State Department earlier this week called on the junta to allow a doctor to visit Suu Kyi, who was suffering from low blood pressure and dehydration. The opposition leader underwent gynecological surgery in 2003, needed treatment in the hospital in 2006 and suffered low blood pressure and was unable to leave her bed in September. (Bloomberg -- Germany)
Lawyer: Myanmar dissident faces new trial May 14, 2009
She has recently been ill, suffering from dehydration and low blood pressure. Dr. Pyone Moe Ei was allowed to see her on Monday afternoon, and Nyan Win had said Tuesday that her medical condition had improved after the doctor administered an IV drip. (MSNBC -- International)
Suu Kyi Faces Jail After Uninvited Guest May 14, 2009
NLD colleagues reported that she was feeling dehydrated and was suffering from low blood pressure. The health of the 63-year-old is watched anxiously not only by Burma's democratic opposition, but by many other Burmese who revere her with a singular if hushed devotion. (Time.com)
Burma's Suu Kyi 'to face trial' May 14, 2009
Ms Suu Kyi is reportedly suffering from low blood pressure and dehydration ... Earlier this month, the military government rejected an appeal for the 63-year-old to be freed, despite NLD claims that she was suffering from low blood pressure and dehydration. (BBC News -- Asia-Pacific)
Suu Kyi Health Improving, Her Party Says May 12, 2009
(Rangoon, Burma) The health of detained Burma opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi has improved after she suffered from dehydration and low blood pressure last week, her party said Tuesday ... Nyan Win last week said Pyone Moe Ei reported that Suu Kyi had not eaten for three or four days and was suffering from low blood pressure and dehydration. (Time.com)
Report: Suu Kyi's doctor prevented from visiting May 11, 2009
Opposition leader showing signs of dehydration and low blood pressure ... The Myanmar opposition leader is showing signs of dehydration and low blood pressure, Nyan Win said her doctor found. (CNN -- World)
Myanmar opposition calls for Suu Kyi medical care May 10, 2009
The 63-year-old Nobel Laureate was placed on an intravenous drip by her doctor's assistant on Friday because she cannot eat, has low blood pressure and is dehydrated, said party spokesman Nyan Win. But Myanmar authorities refused to grant the assistant permission to visit her again at her home on Saturday, while her physician is being detained by police on unspecified charges, he said. (Yahoo! Asia News)
* Burmese democracy leaders health fading, party says May 10, 2009
The 63-year-old Nobel Laureate, whose detention comes up for renewal later this month, has low blood pressure, is dehydrated and has been placed on an intravenous drip by her doctors assistant, Nyan Win said ... She cannot eat and she has low blood pressure, Nyan Win said, referring to the party leader. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World Business)
Doctors denied access May 10, 2009
BURMA'S opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi is "not in good health" because she cannot eat, has low blood pressure and is dehydrated, her party spokesman said yesterday. An assistant to Mrs Suu Kyi's doctor visited her on Friday and placed the Nobel laureate on an intravenous drip. (Sydney Morning Herald -- World)
Burma's Suu Kyi 'in poor health' May 10, 2009
Burma's detained opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi is suffering from low blood pressure and dehydration and is barely eating, her party spokesman says. Nyan Win said they were extremely worried about the 63-year-old Nobel Laureate's health. (BBC News -- Asia-Pacific)
Too-Low Blood Pressure Can Also Bring Danger May 9, 2009
Dr. Alan H. Gradman, professor of medicine at Temple University, said that the study should be treated with caution because the number of people with very low blood pressure was small, but he said that "it does suggest that there may well be a J curve in people with coronary artery disease.". Though many other studies have not shown a J curve, "which is why the idea that you can't go too low is out there," the new study results might mean a slight revision of that rule in some cases, Gradman... (MEDLINEplus)
Doctor Of Myanmar's Suu Kyi Questioned By Police May 9, 2009
Tin Myo Win's assistant doctor was allowed to visit her Friday to treat her for dehydration, said Nyan Win, adding that the opposition leader was also suffering from low blood pressure. Thursday's press account of the lakeside intrusion said an American named "John Willian Yeattaw" confessed that he swam 1 1/4 miles (2 kilometers) across Inya Lake to Suu Kyi's compound and "secretly entered the house." The news reports say he acknowledged staying there before being arrested Wednesday morning. (CBS News -- World)
Rare infection kills Pearl City High teacher May 6, 2009
In the emergency room, Sonoda had shockingly low blood pressure, and his temperature had already dropped about 2 degrees, his mother said ... In the emergency room, Sonoda had shockingly low blood pressure, and his temperature had already dropped about 2 degrees, his mother said. (Honolulu Star-Bulletin)
High Temps Turn Up the Heat in HoCo May 5, 2009
"We brought a couch from the entrance-way and laid him on it and then called 911, immediately. He had previous health problems, very low blood pressure and felt weak in his knees, and coupled with the heat, it was not a good situation.". As for the students - the most regular consumers in HoCo - a change in diet and motivation to go to HoCo can be seen in the high temperature. (The New Hampshire, NH)
New Target For Maintaining Healthy Blood Pressure Discovered Apr 29, 2009
The delicate balance the body maintains to keep blood pressure stable involves not only the prostaglandin system, but another biological pathway, the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system, or RAAS. Under conditions of low blood pressure, the liver secretes a protein called angiotensiogen. Renin, an enzyme produced by the kidneys, cleaves angiotensiogen into a peptide called angiotensin I. Angiotensin I is cleaved again to form angiotensin II, which stimulates blood vessels to narrow, thereby... (Science Daily)
Poor sleep quality leads to poorer prognosis after stroke Apr 29, 2009
Other known risk factors include low blood pressure and irregular heart rhythm. Stead's research is funded by a Mayo Foundation Emergency Medicine Research Career Development Award. (EurekAlert!)
Running for health Apr 29, 2009
It is a fact that many serious runners have unusually low blood pressure. Running also helps maximise the lungs potential, as it keeps them strong and powerful. (The Star Online, Malaysia)
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Religion News: Religious News and Headlines - USATODAY.com. 04/28/2009 - Updated 10:03 PM ET. (USA Today)
GPs missing anorexia in children Apr 20, 2009
Children were often admitted to hospital with very low blood pressure, bradycardia and hypothermia which "basically is putting them at risk of dying", Dr Madden said. The study is the first of its kind to focus on young children nationally and revealed "major limitations in diagnostic criteria, possible missed diagnoses and a need for better education of health professionals", he said. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia)
Hunger striker collapses outside DFAT Apr 17, 2009
A doctor at the scene, Raga Ragavan, said Mr Sinathurai had low blood pressure and very clammy hands. Two days earlier, fellow hunger striker Sutha Thanabalasingam was taken to hospital after complaining of severe stomach pains but participated in Friday's protest. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Australia)
HIS PRESENCE WAS A BLESSING Apr 16, 2009
"Low blood pressure," he said. In Row 3, right behind Gov. Paterson, Sen. (New York Post -- Gossip)
Woman dies after eating stall food in Singapore Apr 6, 2009
She also had low blood pressure. Of those who sought treatment in hospitals, 29 were admitted. (The Star Online, Malaysia)
POWAY: Hospitalized mayor in critical condition Apr 2, 2009
Septic shock is characterized by widespread infection and low blood pressure. Cafagna's family said pneumonia can neither be confirmed or ruled out, and the source of the infection is still unknown. (North County Times)
Recalls: Digoxin Heart Drug, Clothing Irons Apr 1, 2009
Digoxin toxicity can cause nausea, vomiting, dizziness, low blood pressure and cardiac instability while excessive digoxin intake can result in death, according to the company. A lower than labeled dose could cause decreased drug effectiveness, possibly resulting in cardiac instability. (ABC News -- Wire)
Caraco Pharmaceutical Laboratories, Ltd. Announces a Nationwide Voluntary Recall of All Lots of Digoxin Tablets Due to Size Variability Apr 1, 2009
Digoxin toxicity can cause nausea, vomiting, dizziness, low blood pressure, cardiac instability, and bradycardia. Death can also result from excessive digoxin intake. (U.S. Food and Drug Administration -- Alerts)
Anger Medication Mar 29, 2009
TCAs come with side-effects as well which include drowsiness, blurred vision, constipation, dizziness, dry mouth, disorientation or confusion, headache, impaired sexual functioning, increased heart rate, increased appetite, low blood pressure, nausea, sensitivity to sunlight, urinary retention, weight gain, and weakness. TCAs also carry the following risks: increased incidents of heart attack, lowered blood sugar levels, and worsening of depression which may lead to suicidal thoughts. (Suite101.com)
Isle woman struggles with rare illness Mar 27, 2009
She was anemic and collapsed at home with low blood sugar and low blood pressure, Araki said, explaining she spent the last week of 2008 in Castle Medical Center's intensive care unit ... " She was anemic and collapsed at home with low blood sugar and low blood pressure, Araki said, explaining she spent the last week of 2008 in Castle Medical Center's intensive care unit. She was adjusting to a kidney dialysis schedule and getting better after leaving the hospital on New Year's Eve, then a water... (Honolulu Star-Bulletin)
* Former first lady cross-examined in Nangang case Mar 26, 2009
Because of her low blood pressure, she left court early By Shelley Huang STAFF REPORTER Thursday, Mar 26, 2009, Page 3 ... Because of low blood pressure, she left the Taipei District Court at about 4:15pm after spending an hour and 40 minutes in court. (Taipei Times, Taiwan -- World Business)
Watson Announces a Nationwide Voluntary Recall of Propafenone HCL Tablets Due to Oversized Tablets Mar 25, 2009
It has a narrow therapeutic index, so some patients who are particularly sensitive to small variations in dose may experience potentially serious side effects, including arrhythmias (irregular heartbeat) or low blood pressure. Consequently, as a precautionary measure, Watson is recalling this one lot to the consumer level to minimize any potential risk to patients. (U.S. Food and Drug Administration -- Alerts)
24,000 Fisher-Price high chairs recalled Mar 25, 2009
Some patients who are particularly sensitive to small variations in dose might experience serious side effects, including irregular heartbeat or low blood pressure. No illnesses or incidents have been reported, according to the company. (MSNBC -- Health)
Illness, injury behind, Joubert in champion form Mar 24, 2009
But after breezing to the title at Skate Canada early last season, Joubert came down with a virus that caused low blood pressure, an elevated heart rate and, most troublesome, extreme fatigue. He returned for the European championships, but was so gassed by the end of his free skate that he bent over in exhaustion. (MSNBC -- Sports)
Yale Lab Discovers New Gene-Based Syndrome Mar 21, 2009
The syndrome was identified during a genetic analysis of 600 people for causes of salt-handling defects in the kidney that lead to high or low blood pressure. Five people from four families in Afghanistan, Canada, Great Britain and Turkey were found to have a range of neurological problems, in addition to a salt-handling defect. (MEDLINEplus)
Ghana: NGOs Call for National Diet Plan Mar 18, 2009
He advised the public to use the moringa plant to prevent chronic conditions such as high and low blood pressure, diabetes, migraines and asthma. GNA. (allAfrica.com)
Search for blood pressure secrets reveals a surprising new syndrome Mar 17, 2009
The discovery of the new syndrome was made by Ute Scholl, a post-doctoral fellow in Lifton's lab, who was conducting a genetic analysis of 600 patients for causes of salt-handling defects of the kidney, which lead to high or low blood pressure. She identified a group of five patients from four families in Afghanistan, Turkey, Great Britain and Canada who had, in addition to a salt-handling defect, diverse neurologic problems. (EurekAlert!)
Woman wins battle against kidney disease Mar 14, 2009
Dialysis brings with it a host of potential complications, including infection, clotting, high or low blood pressure, protein loss and chemical imbalances. In many cases patients also need to modify their diet and fluid intake. (Saugus Advertiser, MA)
Estrogen activates critical lung genes to improve lung function following preterm birth Mar 12, 2009
It also prevented low blood pressure, which is a common problem in preterm infants. Estrogen also caused the closure of the ductus arteriosus, a shunt that connects the pulmonary artery to the aorta during the primates' fetal development to allow blood flow to bypass the fetus' fluid-filled lungs. (EurekAlert!)
Vitamin C Protects Blood Vessels Mar 11, 2009
A positive link between low blood pressure and high vitamin C serum levels exists. Now a new study shows an ascorbic acid rich diet supports a healthy vascular system. (Suite101.com)
Cardiovascular Risks: Venous Thromboembolism Risk Increases Up To Four Fold With Long-haul Flights Mar 2, 2009
The most common causes of benign episodes, explains Professor Vardas, include vasovagal syncope (fainting), whose most frequent cause is low blood pressure, especially in elderly patients who are taking certain medications. Professor Vardas continues: In the case of malignant arrhythmias, the loss of consciousness is most commonly attributed to ventricular tachycardia or ventricular fibrillation. (Science Daily)
POLICE/FIRE LOG: Feb. 2-8, 2009 Feb 24, 2009
5:13 p.m. Whiting St., medical, low blood pressure. 5:41 p.m. Central St., medical, allergic reaction. (Hingham Journal, MA)
Cold-Water Bath Most Rapid Way to Lower Body Temp Feb 24, 2009
Symptoms include dangerously high body temperature (104 F), hot dry skin, rapid heartbeat and breathing, and high or low blood pressure. To determine the most effective treatments for this condition, the investigators evaluated existing research on whole-body cooling methods for hyperthermia induced by physical activity. (MEDLINEplus)
DOJ Joins Suits Against J&J Over Drug Promotion Feb 20, 2009
Safety risks with the drug, which is administered directly into the vein, include low blood pressure, kidney problems and higher risk of death compared with older medications. The Justice Department said in a statement it would seek to recover federal money spent on the unapproved uses by Medicare, the government health plan for seniors. (ABC News -- Wire)
Solange Knowles Hospitalized, Then Tweets About It Feb 19, 2009
s little sister writes on Twitter after being hospitalized for dehydration, low blood pressure. by Jocelyn Vena. (VHI.com -- Music News)
Glaucoma Eye Drops Can Harm Kids, Experts Warn Feb 18, 2009
Other symptoms, each seen in less than 5 percent of children, included pallor, irritability, low blood pressure, breathing difficulties and prolonged slowing of the heart rate. Overall, 73 children were successfully managed at home, 103 were evaluated at a healthcare facility and 28 had to be hospitalized for treatment. (MEDLINEplus)
High Blood Pressure Control Continues To Improve In England Feb 18, 2009
16, 2008) People with high blood pressure appear to be less likely to have migraine than those with low blood pressure. Researchers say stiff arteries associated with high blood pressure may play a role in. (Science Daily)
Help for smokers Feb 17, 2009
Some people have side effects such as fast heart rate, blurred vision, trouble urinating, dry mouth, constipation, weight gain or loss, and low blood pressure when they stand up ... There are rarely more severe side effects, such as allergic reactions, slow heart rate, and very high or very low blood pressure. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
Healthy habits: A month of living perfectly Feb 17, 2009
Mostly because of dumb genetic luck, I'm thin, with low blood pressure and cholesterol (I know, you hate me already). But I couldn't deny seeing some changes as I hit my 50s: less energy, a growing pot belly, pain that I assumed was early arthritis in my neck whenever I looked over my shoulder. (CNN)
