The study revealed that middle-aged men who use antidepressants more likely to have shortness of blood vessels, which increases the risk of heart attacks and strokesStroke compared to other who do not take these drugs.
A study on the number of twins is evidence of hardening of the arteries to measure the thickness of the internal carotid artery, regardless of the type of antidepressant used.
... The study found that the use of antidepressants cause an increase of 37 microns in thickness of the carotid artery, or about five percent. The study included 500 twin men average age 55 years and presented at the Scientific Meeting of the American Society of Cardiology in New Orleans.
And between each twin of twins among 59 taking an antidepressant, one without the other. Research has shown that dealing with the drug than has the thickness of the inner lining of the carotid artery an average of 41 microns.
WPM that every year more than ten microns thickness of the artery are the arteries of the brother who take the drug four years more than those of its twin.
Previous studies have linked depression and increased risk of heart disease, but the study was not considered strong evidence of depression on the hardening of the arteries.
Dr. Amit Shah, a fellow of Cardiology at Emory University in Atlanta, who presented the study "because we have not seen the relationship between depression itself and narrow the carotid artery that could support the argument that it is very likely that antidepressants and not depression the actual may be the cause of this relationship."
Shah added, "The study reminds us that the drugs have side effects often do not feel it and we have always said that we take that into account. These drugs provide many benefits, but should be dealt with case by case basis."
Shah and likely to be increased levels of certain chemicals in the brain such as serotonin and Albafraz by the use of antidepressants may cause constriction of blood vessels, leading to a lack of blood flow to the members and high pressure, which increases the risk of atherosclerosis.
Shah said, "because it was a study of twins we had a careful analysis compares the two brothers Michabihn genetically by no means a rate ranging between 50 to a hundred percent, and grew up
A study on the number of twins is evidence of hardening of the arteries to measure the thickness of the internal carotid artery, regardless of the type of antidepressant used.
... The study found that the use of antidepressants cause an increase of 37 microns in thickness of the carotid artery, or about five percent. The study included 500 twin men average age 55 years and presented at the Scientific Meeting of the American Society of Cardiology in New Orleans.
And between each twin of twins among 59 taking an antidepressant, one without the other. Research has shown that dealing with the drug than has the thickness of the inner lining of the carotid artery an average of 41 microns.
WPM that every year more than ten microns thickness of the artery are the arteries of the brother who take the drug four years more than those of its twin.
Previous studies have linked depression and increased risk of heart disease, but the study was not considered strong evidence of depression on the hardening of the arteries.
Dr. Amit Shah, a fellow of Cardiology at Emory University in Atlanta, who presented the study "because we have not seen the relationship between depression itself and narrow the carotid artery that could support the argument that it is very likely that antidepressants and not depression the actual may be the cause of this relationship."
Shah added, "The study reminds us that the drugs have side effects often do not feel it and we have always said that we take that into account. These drugs provide many benefits, but should be dealt with case by case basis."
Shah and likely to be increased levels of certain chemicals in the brain such as serotonin and Albafraz by the use of antidepressants may cause constriction of blood vessels, leading to a lack of blood flow to the members and high pressure, which increases the risk of atherosclerosis.
Shah said, "because it was a study of twins we had a careful analysis compares the two brothers Michabihn genetically by no means a rate ranging between 50 to a hundred percent, and grew up
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