what is the medicine for vascular vessels?
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Vascular is a medical term referring to blood vessels.  Vacsular vessels is the equivalent of saying blood vessels twice.  Do you mean varicose veins?
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Chamomile is great...drink it as tea.  Also try warm milk.  It has Melatonin in it, which causes your muscles to relax naturally.  \n\nThen stay AWAY from caffeine.  Caffeine will cause your blood vessels to constrict...like you need any type of constricting right now.  A warm bath, a warm glass of milk, and some soothing music will do wonders.\n\nAnd lastly, and most difficult, try not to STRESS.  It always makes our discomforts worse.
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Two herbs will help...\ncayenne and ginko biloba.\nOn a side note, you can take odorless garlic to thin your blood, which will help improve circulation, as well.
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Vascular refers to the transport of materials through a network.  Our vascular system transports blood.  Plants   that have a vascular system (similar to the veins and arteries we have) transport water through it.   Simple plants don't have a vascular system and rely on being small (~1 to 2 cm high) so that they don't have to transport water.
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MI patients should leave the hopsital on several medications:\nACE-I: Lisinopril, enalapril (prevents cariac remodelling)\nStatin: Lipitor, Crestor, Zocor (Lowers LDL)\nNTG: Nitro-stat (reduces chest pain)\nBeta-Blocker: Metoprolol, Atenolol (control heart rate)\nASA: Low dose ASA (81 mg) (lowers clot formation)
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I use Lisinopril - another ACE type blood pressure drug.  A lot of blood pressure related drugs are now being used for migraines as well.  Calcium channel blockers and beta blockers both are as well.  Our doctors are also prescribing drugs for epilepsy that the FDA has now cleared as being okay for migraineurs (we the "lucky" <cough> migraine sufferers), too.  Botox, the drug of choice for the plastic surgery crowd is now being used for migraines, too (I am a botox patient - my neurologist, who is a migraine specialist and an author, lectured on the use of botox in London this year).\n\nI started getting migraines well before I was 10.  At that point, we had aspirin (regular aspirin...nothing like Tylenol then) or narcotics.  I've had them for well over 40 years.  It's incredible how far we've come.  No cures yet, but still...wow!
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Arteries are major vessels that carry blood away from the heart.  Veins are major vessels that carry blood toward the heart.   Blood pressure is less when carried toward the heart, therefore your answer is artery=larger.  The more pressure needed , a larger part it will be  Veins are thinner and less resistant to blood flow...
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Cholesterol lowering medications
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Vasculature is regulated by your autonomic nervous system if that is what you mean.  Theres a lot more to the parsympathetic, sympathetic stuff and it would take awhile to explain without you asking about a specific part of it.
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Peripheral vascular disease, also known as arteriosclerosis obliterans, is primarily the result of atherosclerosis. The atheroma consists of a core of cholesterol joined to proteins with a fibrous intravascular covering. The atherosclerotic process gradually may progress to complete occlusion of medium and large arteries.
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Hi\nfirst of all drugs advertised on TV are usually commercial.The drugs which are completely investigated don't need ads on TV . they are advertised for doctors.\nsecondly there is nothing proved to clears arteries of plaque but continuous exercise, quit smoking,diet plus lipid lowering agents if you have high blood fat.\nI didn't heard about this one particular .
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Omega-3 is good but add phytosterols for even better results. Grape seed extract will help also for stroke prevention, it stops platelets from sticking together
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contains two prescription medicines that work together to lower blood pressure: amlodipine besylate (the active ingredient found in Norvasc®), a calcium channel blocker, and benazepril hydrochloride (Lotensin®), an ACE inhibitor. A doctor will prescribe Lotrel only after other medicines haven't worked.
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Abreva!  I used to use prescription medicine until I discovered this stuff.  It's fantastic!  It's a bit pricey, but it's the best thing on the market!
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There is no cure for heart failure, only management to reduce the symptoms and improve mortality.  Drug therapy includes ACE-I (prevents remodelling of the heart and controls BP), Beta-Blockers (improves cardiac output), and Loop diuretics (removes excess fluids which accumulate).  Those three medications are the cornerstones of heart failure treatment, others may be used as needed for different symptoms.
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Arteries are muscular blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart. They are contrasted with veins, which carry blood toward the heart.\n\nThe circulatory system is extremely important in sustaining life. Its proper functioning is responsible for the delivery of oxygen and nutrients to all cells, as well as the removal of carbon dioxide and waste products, maintenance of optimum pH, and the mobility of the elements, proteins and cells of the immune system. In developed countries, the two leading causes of death, myocardial infarction and stroke each may directly result from an arterial system that has been slowly and progressively compromised by years of deterioration.