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health1 year ago

Underrecognized Condition Mimics Heart Attack Symptoms

Pericarditis, an inflammation of the membrane surrounding the heart, is often mistaken for a heart attack due to similar symptoms like severe chest pain and difficulty breathing. Affecting around 40,000 to 50,000 people in the U.S., it can be triggered by viral infections, including COVID-19, and other factors like heart surgery or medications. Early treatment with anti-inflammatory drugs, such as colchicine, is crucial to prevent complications and recurrences. Despite vaccines being a potential cause, their risk is lower compared to the cardiovascular risks posed by COVID-19 itself.

via WTOP|
#anti-inflammatory-treatment#chest-pain#covid-19
entertainment1 year ago

Carly Pearce Diagnosed with Pericarditis, Adjusts Tour Schedule

Grammy-winning singer Carly Pearce revealed she has been diagnosed with pericarditis, a heart condition, and will be altering her shows to manage her health. Despite this, she reassured fans that her upcoming album "Hummingbird" and performances will continue, albeit with some modifications. Pearce emphasized the importance of listening to one's body and taking health seriously.

via BuzzFeed|
#carly-pearce#entertainment#health
entertainment1 year ago

Country Singer Carly Pearce, 34, Reveals Serious Heart Condition

Country singer Carly Pearce has been diagnosed with pericarditis, an inflammation of the sac surrounding the heart. Despite her condition, she plans to continue touring with Tim McGraw, albeit with some adjustments to her performances to manage her heart rate. Pearce emphasized the importance of taking care of one's health and assured fans that she will be fine.

via The News International|
#carly-pearce#country-music#entertainment
entertainment1 year ago

Carly Pearce Reveals Heart Condition, Plans Changes to Shows

Country singer Carly Pearce has been diagnosed with pericarditis, a heart condition causing inflammation of the tissue around the heart. Despite this, she plans to continue performing on Tim McGraw's "Standing Room Only" tour with some modifications to her shows to manage her health. Pearce urges fans to take care of their bodies and listen to health warnings.

via Fox News|
#carly-pearce#country-music#entertainment
sports2 years ago

NFL Player KJ Hamler Takes Break from Broncos Due to Heart Issue

Denver Broncos wide receiver KJ Hamler is stepping away from the NFL to receive treatment for pericarditis, a mild heart irritation. Hamler, who has battled injuries throughout his career, intends to return to the field as soon as possible. The Broncos waived him with a non-football illness designation, and he can be activated after the fourth regular season game.

via CNN|
#denver-broncos#heart-issue#kj-hamler
sports2 years ago

Broncos' KJ Hamler sidelined by heart condition, seeks treatment

Denver Broncos wide receiver K.J. Hamler is taking a break from football due to a heart condition called pericarditis. The team plans to waive him with a non-football illness designation but hopes to bring him back. Hamler is expected to miss multiple weeks. Additionally, the Broncos may also lose wide receiver Tim Patrick to a potential Achilles injury.

via USA TODAY|
#denver-broncos#heart-condition#kj-hamler
sports2 years ago

"Broncos' KJ Hamler sidelined with pericarditis, waived with NFI designation"

Denver Broncos wide receiver KJ Hamler has been diagnosed with pericarditis, a mild heart irritation, and will step away from football to receive treatment. The team will waive him with a non-football illness designation, but Hamler is expected to be cleared for football activities in a few weeks. The Broncos are open to his return later in the season. Hamler, who has dealt with multiple injuries in the past, expressed frustration but remains optimistic about his recovery. The Broncos have several other receivers on the roster to fill the void.

via NBC Sports|
#denver-broncos#injury#kj-hamler
sports2 years ago

Broncos Release WR KJ Hamler Due to Heart Condition

The Denver Broncos have waived wide receiver KJ Hamler with a non-football illness designation after he was diagnosed with pericarditis, a mild heart irritation. The move is procedural and the team plans to bring him back once he recovers. Hamler's condition is not considered serious, and he is expected to miss weeks rather than months. The release comes as fellow Broncos wideout Tim Patrick suffered an apparent Achilles injury in practice.

via NFL.com|
#denver-broncos#kj-hamler#nfl
sports2 years ago

Broncos WR K.J. Hamler Diagnosed with Pericarditis, Set to be Waived for Treatment

Denver Broncos wide receiver K.J. Hamler has been diagnosed with pericarditis, a mild heart condition, and the team plans to waive him on a non-football illness designation. However, they hope to bring him back once he recovers. Hamler expressed frustration but remains optimistic about returning to the field soon. The move to waive him allows for his potential return, while placing him on reserve or the non-football injury list could have ruled him out for the entire season. The Broncos also have another wide receiver, Tim Patrick, sidelined with an Achilles injury. Hamler has faced multiple setbacks throughout his career, including a torn pectoral injury, hamstring issues, a concussion, and a torn ACL.

via Yahoo Sports|
#denver-broncos#injury#kj-hamler
health2 years ago

COVID Vaccines Not Linked to Common Causes of Myocarditis, Study Finds

A new study in Science Immunology provides insight into the immune responses among 23 people who developed myocarditis and/or pericarditis after mRNA COVID-19 vaccination. The study ruled out overexuberant antibodies in an autoimmune response but found that the vaccine is spurring a generalized, vigorous inflammatory response that leads to heart tissue inflammation and damage. The researchers concluded that the most likely explanation is that the immune systems of these individuals get a little too revved up and over-produce cytokine and cellular responses. The study may bring some relief when it does occur—self-resolving inflammation is less concerning than a difficult-to-treat autoimmune response.

via Ars Technica|
#covid-19#health#immune-response