Adnama asked:


My 19 year old best friend has a high risk of heart disease in his family and has already had heart surgery to repair a leaking valve. He thinks eating only “lean” meats is a healthy way to avoid heart problems and reach an appropriate amount of protein for his height and weight. He knows I’m a vegetarian and he respects that so I try to return the favor by not pushing my ideals on him but I’m kind of concerned. Can “lean” meats still cause heart problems or has he really done his homework?

Trinity

kita asked:


Mother in law is over weight, and has heart problems and a diabetic, she is not a good canidate for heart surgery. so diet and excersise is the next best thing. only she don’t like most of the food she now has to eat. Thank you for any suggestions.

Anna

cbrown3211 asked:


I was born with all these heart problems and had to have surgery when I was very young. Now I’ve been told that I will need more surgery in the future and I worry (I’m in college) that I won’t have health insurance soon, what do I do? I’m increasingly depressed and sometimes I think I should just end my life.

I just feel down and worried about having to deal with heatlh problems and insurance problems all my life.

Andreas

baby asked:


I am trying to have a baby.I had heart surgery three years ago.I want to know is there any one had a healthy baby with heart problems or one kidney?I also have one kidney.I had four miscarriages none living children.

Ryan

ncar48 asked:


I had surgery to correct what the doctors called endocardial cushion defect, would this be considered a form of heart disease, or just a defect?

Geraint