How do you get a stroke and heart failure at 23 years old ???
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Let's wait before we play medical expert on a kid who is suffering and could have easily died.
And then end up looking and sounding really f*cked up.
Cause there are quite a few medical conditions that could trigger these situations
Including sickle cell which I am personally familiar with.
So please chill with all that conjecture based solely on a bad picture. You would hate for your loved one to be on the receiving end of that.
Let's wait and see if they tell us the cause.
And then end up looking and sounding really f*cked up.
Cause there are quite a few medical conditions that could trigger these situations
Including sickle cell which I am personally familiar with.
So please chill with all that conjecture based solely on a bad picture. You would hate for your loved one to be on the receiving end of that.
Let's wait and see if they tell us the cause.
Genetics on both sides....grandma and pa died of something besides of old age and what kept them alive was that hard labor work they did at a job and at home cause they weren't afforded the luxury of going to a doctor for every little thing that hurts.
I also think warm weather and staying active is what helped my great grandma and pa damn near out live most of their children and my other grandma was 101.....
I also think warm weather and staying active is what helped my great grandma and pa damn near out live most of their children and my other grandma was 101.....
Ask Dr Truth
Yeah. Genetics, hereditary problems, and life choices / living conditions are not abated by age, they can literally get you coming out of the womb!!!
The Glee alum said that because of his age and condition, doctors confirmed her son had not taken any drugs or and did not have HIV, COVID-19 or some other form of infection. She also responded to her followers who've asked in her DMs if Brentt's weight could be the problem, assuring them the doctors ruled that out too.
"So, they have run a number of tests on him to see what could have possibly made this happen to him," she explained. "And we are still trying to figure out. Because if we knew the cause, obviously they could treat the cause. It was very scary."
She noted that doctors have even considered it could be a genetic condition, as she recalled being treated for blood clots on her lungs in 2013.
"So, they have run a number of tests on him to see what could have possibly made this happen to him," she explained. "And we are still trying to figure out. Because if we knew the cause, obviously they could treat the cause. It was very scary."
She noted that doctors have even considered it could be a genetic condition, as she recalled being treated for blood clots on her lungs in 2013.
My specialty is Psychiatry however I do have 4 years of formal medical training as a Physician as all Psychiatrists do since we are Physicians who specialize in the mind/body. Anyways…… what I think is…….it’s not normal however he could have Prinzmetal's angina restricting blood flow to the heart via plaque caused by smoking or other issues such as bad diet and being overweight with lack of exercise. Wouldn’t know until an autopsy is performed and we can read the pathology report. Personally I’d order an excisional biopsy of the entire heart and examine chambers.
Easy Doc... He didn't die..
High cholesterol is when you have too much of a fatty substance called cholesterol in your blood. It's mainly caused by eating fatty food, not exercising enough, being overweight, smoking and drinking alcohol. It can also run in families. You can lower your cholesterol by eating healthily and getting more exercise.
Not taking your condition seriously. My sister constantly reminds my nephew how to care for himself with type 1 diabetes. You can’t slip or lapse
