Angina is a lack of oxygen reaching the heart muscles, but why does this cause pain and breathlessness? - breathlessness more condition_symptoms
Does anyone know why the lack of oxygen to the heart muscle that causes pain, and for what shortness of breath?
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Breathlessness More Condition_symptoms Angina Is A Lack Of Oxygen Reaching The Heart Muscles, But Why Does This Cause Pain And Breathlessness?
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The lack of oxygen and blood on the most painful muscles. His heart is full of nerve fibers that control and monitoring cycle. So, if you cut off the flow of blood and oxygen in the region .. I can assure you that this is bad as 9 kinds of hell.
ReplyDeleteThey replied that they hear and lungs have to Oxegen
ReplyDeleteIt is the sign of the brain that something is not) true (pain and it needs more air.
ReplyDeleteThe pain is the most important resources of the organization say that something is wrong.
Muscles, when too much blood flows through it causes pain.
ReplyDeleteand the lack of oxygen leads to shortness of breath, because duh, you need oxygen to breathe. and the lack of oxygen in the muscles (heart) makes the work harder for less than what you need Cause (oxygen), and pain.
ReplyDeleteGood question and good lyrics.
ReplyDeleteThe heart is not really register directly through the pain, when in trouble, when you feel pain (angina pectoris) is actually a relic of the evolutionary mechanisms in other (independent bodies) does not play, you're actually (in theory) that runs !
The connection between the heart and lungs occurs because the heart of the Lung Action "takes its oxygen to the blood into the lungs, where it is enriched with oxygen, and then pump, then the main arteries. The coronary arteries take blood (now fresh with oxygen) of the heart muscle.
Of course, if you block the coronary arteries, heart muscle, is now supplied with oxygen is replaced, not because the blood flowing through them.
Shortness of breath is simply the feeling all the muscles of the body for more oxygen and the mechanism by which that happens is for the lungs are more likely than those with oxygen-rich blood through them. This requires the respiratory rateClimbing, and heal deep breathing. Each of these actions is exposed to more blood, and the air we breathe ... have to do this is "no air.
"The lack of air" is simple: - "I have to breathe faster and deeper to get more oxygen!"
I hope this makes it clearer. Feel free to ask questions.
Tich