Friday, July 10, 2009

Men, Heart Diseases and EKG Machines (Part 13): A GE CASE 8000 Product Review

Now that we are on the thirteenth part of this new series of article from Men, Heart Diseases and EKG Machines, we will be discussing the prevention of further heart damage.

In an effort to prevent further heart damage:

• Stop smoking or chewing tobacco.
• Reach and maintain your healthy weight.
• Control high blood pressure, cholesterol levels, and diabetes.
• Exercise regularly.
• Do not drink alcohol.
• Have surgery or other procedures to treat your heart failure as recommended.

What Medications Should I Avoid if I Have Heart Failure?

There are several different types of medications that are best avoided in those with heart failure including:

• Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications such as Motrin or Aleve. For relief of aches, pains, or fever take Tylenol instead.
• Most antiarrhythmic agents
• Most calcium channel blockers (if you have systolic heart failure)
• Some nutritional supplements, such as salt substitutes, and growth hormone therapies
• Antacids that contain sodium (salt)
• Decongestants such as Sudafed

Allow me to stop there for a moment to give a review on this yet another superb EKG device brand GE: GE CASE 8000. Also being listed in the EKGShop.com website, GE CASE 8000 is regarded as one of the recommended EKG Machines brand available in the market today as being used by most doctors and medical hospitals or clinics.

The GE CASE 8000 has a system that comes complete with all options/with Treadmill INSTRUMENT TYPE Unity® - enhanced cardiac stress testing system with 14 channel acquisition and programmable lead configurations. Pentium-based NT® technology platform and hard drive storage deliver local and Catalyst™ MUSE® database access.

Also, if you buy EKG on the website (www.ekgshop.com), they offer a 2 year extended warranty which is available for $ 299 only.

For more info regarding this brand, you may visit the link below:

http://www.ekgshop.com/Product/CASE-8000.html

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