<span>If a person does not have sufficient knowledge for designing an effective exercise program, it is likely this person will abandon it.
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Hey there!
Depending on the type of cardiovascular disease, the procedures can be different accordingly. Some include:
- Medication (to improve blood flow, improve heart rhythm, and reduce lipoprotein cholesterol)
- Surgery (Valve replacement/repair and artery bypass)
If you are closely related to someone that has CVD, you can help them in these ways:
- Communication
- The anxiety you have can affect the other person so don't show it to much
- Knowing when to call for help is very important
- Knowing when to care and when to be social
- Working with yourself and doctor to find which options are the best to help
Best of Luck!
I would say it's B because you dress how you want to be seen. What you read has nothing to do with your gender identity and neither does your job or sports
It's hard to tell that early, but some doctors can catch it in time. Signs would be heart defects or growth delays.
