Rebecca,
Thank you for your post, and it is nice to not only read informative tips, but also with a little humor.
I have not read your other articles, and am wondering why you have gone to the ER ten times? You mentioned that one of the proactive measures is to be, well, proactive and have your physician write down your condition so you can provide it to the ER doctor.
Are you saying that you already have heart disease diagnosed, and are telling women how to protect themselves from further complications from their diagnosis (rather than that women are at risk for heart disease who are undiagnosed)?
What symptoms did you experience, and are there any differences between symptoms when a woman should go to the ER vs. stay home and monitor themselves if they have already been diagnosed with heart disease and are being treated by a physician on a regular basis?
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Rebecca,
Thank you for your post, and it is nice to not only read informative tips, but also with a little humor.
I have not read your other articles, and am wondering why you have gone to the ER ten times? You mentioned that one of the proactive measures is to be, well, proactive and have your physician write down your condition so you can provide it to the ER doctor.
Are you saying that you already have heart disease diagnosed, and are telling women how to protect themselves from further complications from their diagnosis (rather than that women are at risk for heart disease who are undiagnosed)?
What symptoms did you experience, and are there any differences between symptoms when a woman should go to the ER vs. stay home and monitor themselves if they have already been diagnosed with heart disease and are being treated by a physician on a regular basis?
December 17, 2009 - 3:28pmThis Comment
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