How does the shortage of blood to the brain effect aresept?
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do you mean how does aricept affect the shortage of blood flow to the brain?I am not sure it does. aricept increases the levels of acetycholine which increases cholingeric function used because a decrease in cholingeric function maybe the sause of alzheimers and is used for mild dementia I am not sure if it should maintain or improve intellectual functioning I found a drug book that states ther is no evidence that the drug alters the course ofthe underlying dementing process
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It's because your brain needs more oxygen because it's starting to shut down.
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cutting off blood supply to the organ and it starts deterirating
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A major problem with air travel and blood vessels is sitting down and not moving the lower extremeties. Blood tends to coagulate and create thrombosis which can travel throughout the body. The thrombosis can end up in blood vessels in the brain and block arteries.
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Generally there are 2 reasons why a part of your body might lack blood, physical and chemical.  Physical reasons might be that the part of your body may be too tight to allow for good circulation.  In this case, you must stretch (eg. yoga or pilates) and exercise to loosen up that area.  Doing heat pack will also help to aid the blood flow temporarily.  One important thing to remember though is that the source of tightness might be completely unexpected.  If you have cold hands, it may be more helpful to stretch your calves or your shoulders depending on your body structure rather than the hand itself.  You must remember to treat your body as a whole.  Chemical reasons could come from your diet or the air you breathe or any other intake (eg. tobacco or drugs).  This could alter the chemical make up of your bloodstream.  In this case, what you would have to do is to remove the chemical that is causing the problem.  What part of your body is lacking sufficient blood?
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You can have too much of anything in your body. \n\nIn the case of blood though, you would have to have blood pumping into your body and not be losing any. eventually, the volume of blood would exceed the space allowed and find ways to come out. \n\nOther than that, while many other problems with blood can occur, your body will not naturally produce too much blood on its own.
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If the blood of the primate is very similar to your blood. Otherwise, your body may not cope with it, and you will die, or your body rejects it, and you will die. Unless you transfuse it out of you, but that leaves you with no blood again.
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anemia, low red blood cell count, can aoude you to be tired. They carry your oxygen, hence less energy. Hypertension the "silent killer" can cause a stroke if not managed. Its silent as in you rarely have symptoms.
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One of the various functions of the spleen is a store house for blood.  In the event you have a sudden drop in blood pressure due to the loss of blood or some other form of shock, it can in effect increase your circulating blood volume by forcing blood from the organ into the blood vessels.  It's sort of like giving yourself a transfusion in an emergency.
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You might try taking iron, it'll increase the number of red blood cells you have, and it's the red blood cells that carry oxygen to the rest of your body, but taking too much can cause problems so, I'd be careful about how much you take.
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Cause cells need oxygen.
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Its what can happen and happens on a stroke \n\n\nBleeding either into the brain or in the thin layer of tissue that overlies the brain (subarachnoid lining) can both cause damage to the nearby brain either by direct compression which reduces blood flow or by increasing the pressure around the brain to a degree that blood cannot flow to the brain.  Roughly 10 percent of all strokes are the result of hemorrhage.  When bleeding occurs within the brain it is called intracerebral hemorrhage and is often the result of a ruptured brain blood vessel.  This can either be a vessel which was congenitally dilated (aneurysm) or one that became weak over time in patients with hypertension and or atherosclerosis. \n\n\n\n If blood vessels which course along the surface of the ---------brain leak---------- or hemorrhage then a subarachnoid hemorrhage is the result.  Patients who survive hemorrahgic strokes have a slightly better overall recovery of function than those who have embolic or thrombotic strokes
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possibly the lack of blood to that area... unless it's all over your body. Then you have some serious problems.
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You replace the blood you've donated within 24 - 48 hours.\nUnless you have a condition or disease that prevents you from giving blood, you should have no problems.  Just to be sure, ask your doctor.  You are very special and are doing a wonderful service to people.
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You are giving life to someone in need if you donate blood. It is a great feeling that you have saved someones life. Initially you may feel dizzy, however if you rest for an hour or so, you will come back to normal.
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The brain dies, and is no longer telling the body what to do, muscles relax and that is what causes defication. \n\nThis can also happen during epileptic fit or unconciousness (though less than common) where the brain is either under extreme stress from lack of oxygen or just in shock from whatever is happening to it. The body can react this way from shock also.
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The brain floats in a cushion of cerebral fluids and when a blow is strong enough to overcome the cushioning, the brain is diffusely affected; the whole brain is shocked. The brain can spend up to a week in hyper-metabolic activity, taking in many nutrients, before it recovers.