J. Carver

Jane Carver is a registered physical therapist working part-time as a web content writer for various health-related websites. Jane Carver ensures that she is updated with the latest on first aid care by enrolling in a variety of training course. With years of experience as a physical therapist and as a health writer, she provides good quality and informative articles for everybody. The information that Jane Carver shares on her online articles aims on enlightening individuals in various fields on the importance of first aid care.

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Atrial fibrillation: Close look on blood clot formation

Atrial fibrillation is a form of heart arrhythmia or erratic heartbeat. There are electrical impulses that enable each part of the heart to beat harmoniously with the other parts. If an individual has atrial fibrillation, the electrical signals are disorganized which causes the atria to beat chaotically, thus disrupting with the normal flow of blood. […]

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Angioedema

Angioedema is localized swelling of the tissues that affects the deeper skin layers and other organs. It can develop anywhere but typically affects the skin around the eyes and mouth. In most cases, angioedema is the result of an allergic reaction to certain foods or medications. It can also develop after an infection or linked

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Septicemia

Septicemia is a serious and dangerous blood infection. The condition is typically brought about by a bacterial infection but fungi and other organisms can also cause systemic infection of the bloodstream. It is important to note that septicemia typically originates from an infection in a different body part that progresses to the dangerous accumulation of

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Leptospirosis

Leptospirosis is considered as an uncommon bacterial disease brought about by the Leptospira bacteria. Humans can acquire the condition by ingesting contaminated food or water or via contact with contaminated water, soil or food. Remember that soil, water and food can become contaminated if mixed with animal urine that contains the bacteria. The animals that

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