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It is believed that the cumulative effects of stress negatively impact the nervous, cardiovascular, metabolic and immune systems.
PTSD in Veterans Tied to Worse Heart Health
Posted from ucsf.edu
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Kim Bolen RN CCM ACM Given the state of my nonfunctional immune system and cardiac issues, this research interests me.
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I've read lots of literature mentioning proinflamatory cytokines in regard to both PTSD and heart health.
So, related/non-related question to whomever can answer: baby aspirin is prescribed to folks with heart problems, could this be prescribed to PTSD patients? I've looked for some lit on that but I can't seem to find any. Has it been explored, in press, or am I confusing two different types of inflammatory processes?
So, related/non-related question to whomever can answer: baby aspirin is prescribed to folks with heart problems, could this be prescribed to PTSD patients? I've looked for some lit on that but I can't seem to find any. Has it been explored, in press, or am I confusing two different types of inflammatory processes?
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Maj Kim Patterson
SPC Kelly MacLeod I take daily aspirin my my mediation combination. Please let me know if you have found further info.
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Good article. We are finding here in our research on repetitive behaviors such as PTS, MST, and Suicide Ideation that the stress present in these behaviors can be linked to chronic pain as well.
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