#Carotid Doppler Ultrasound

[midascareclinic]

Accurate Carotid Doppler Ultrasound at Midas Care

Ensure your vascular health with precise Carotid Doppler Ultrasound services at Midas Care Clinic. Our advanced diagnostic solutions help assess blood flow and detect risks early, ensuring timely medical intervention. Consult our specialists today!

[saigaldoagnostic]

Trending Medical Diagnostic Services in Sitapur: Saigal Diagnostics at the Forefront

Healthcare innovation is transforming how we diagnose and treat diseases, and Sitapur is no exception. At the heart of this transformation is Saigal Diagnostics, a trusted name offering cutting-edge medical diagnostic services. As health awareness rises, more individuals seek accessible, reliable, and advanced diagnostic centers. Here’s why Saigal Diagnostics is trending in Sitapur and why it should be your go-to choice.

1. Revolutionizing Diagnostics with Advanced Imaging

Saigal Diagnostics is equipped with the latest imaging technologies, making it a leader in Sitapur. From CT Scans to 2D-Echo, their services cover a range of imaging solutions essential for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. Patients trust their precise and timely results.

CT Scan of Brain in Sitapur: Comprehensive scanning for brain health.

CT Scan of Chest in Sitapur: Detailed imaging for respiratory evaluation.

2D-Echo in Sitapur: Advanced cardiac imaging to assess heart health effectively.

2. Focus on Women’s Health: HSG Test for Infertility

Infertility diagnosis is an emotional and physical journey for many women. The HSG (Hysterosalpingography) test, offered by Saigal Diagnostics, is a minimally invasive procedure used to evaluate the uterus and fallopian tubes. This service ensures accurate results with the utmost care for patient comfort.

3. Rising Demand for Preventive Healthcare

Preventive health check-ups are trending, and Saigal Diagnostics is leading the charge. Regular ultrasounds, X-rays, and doppler tests help individuals detect potential health issues early. Their services include:

Abdomen Ultrasound in Sitapur: A detailed evaluation of the abdomen to identify abnormalities.

Lower Abdomen Ultrasound in Sitapur: Specialized imaging for specific diagnostic needs.

Carotid Doppler in Sitapur: A vital test to assess blood flow in carotid arteries, reducing the risk of stroke.

OPG in Sitapur and X-ray in Sitapur: Essential for dental and skeletal imaging.

4. Convenient Location and Online Access

In today’s fast-paced world, convenience matters. Saigal Diagnostics is centrally located in Sitapur and easily accessible via Google Maps. Online appointment booking and test result accessibility make it easier for patients to manage their health.

5. Affordable and Transparent Pricing

Affordability is a key factor in trending diagnostic centers. Saigal Diagnostics offers competitive pricing while maintaining high standards of quality and care. Patients appreciate their transparent billing system and no hidden charges.

6. Testimonials and Word-of-Mouth Popularity

Saigal Diagnostics has built a reputation for excellence, and word-of-mouth referrals are a significant reason for their growing popularity. Patients praise their professional staff, accurate reports, and quick turnaround time.

Final Thoughts

As healthcare trends emphasize early detection and prevention, Saigal Diagnostics continues to set benchmarks for quality and reliability in Sitapur. Whether it’s advanced imaging, specialized infertility tests, or routine health check-ups, they cater to all diagnostic needs under one roof.

Visit Saigal Diagnostics in Sitapur to experience the future of diagnostics today. Stay ahead in your health journey with a trusted partner by your side.

[mavidin]

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[roxiewyatthb]

Cardiophile Turn On/Off

I got this from @/heartbinary who got it from @/torture-steth-repeat

I wanted to do it myself to not only have some boundaries but also so people can get to know me a tad bit better

💚 = Turn on

💔 = Turn off

🤍 = Neutral/Like it in a non-sexual way

Section 1: Cardiophilia basics

1. My heart being listened to: 💚

2. Listening to others' hearts: 💚

3. Fast heartbeats: 💚

4. Slow heartbeats: 🤍

5. Naturally irregular heartbeats: 💚

6. Deliberately irregular heartbeats: 💚

7. Heart via stethoscope: 💚

8. Heart via EKG: 💚

9. Heart via Doppler: 🤍

10. Heart via ultrasound: 💚

11. Carotid (throat) pulse: 💚

12. Femoral (groin) pulse: 🤍

13. Radial (wrist) pulse: 🤍

14. Chest/belly pulse: 💚🤍

15. Ear stething: 💚

Section 2: Dark Cardiophilia

1. Shocking a healthy heart: 💚

2. Pressure/crushing a healthy heart: 💚

3. Drowning + heart monitoring: 💚

4. Suffocation + heart monitoring: 💚

5. Choking + heart monitoring: 💚

6. Drugs used to affect the heart: 💚

7. Knifeplay + heart monitoring: 💚

8. Needle or injection into the heart: 💚

9. Gunplay (shooting the heart): 💚

10. Being dominated (in a cardiophilia way): 💚

11. Dominating someone else (in a cardiophilia way): 💚

12. Consensual non-consent (CNC) play: 🤍

13. Heart rips: 💔

14. Fucked into cardiac arrest: 💚

15. Heart being fucked: 🤍

16. Heart being licked or bitten: 🤍

17. Heart being eaten: 🤍

18. Hands squeezing the heart directly: 💚

19. 'Unhappy endings' (RIP) for dark cardiophilia: 💔

Section 3: Medfet/Resus

1. Blood pressure readings: 💔

2. Medical equipment: 🤍

3. Medical exam roleplay: 🤍

4. Resuscitation via CPR: 🤍

5. Resuscitation via defibrillator: 🤍

6. Resuscitation via AED: 🤍

7. Cardiac arrest: 💚

8. Respiratory arrest: 🤍

9. Sex and resus combined: 💔

10. 'Unhappy endings' (RIP) for resus: 💔

11. Anesthesia: 💔

12. Breathing masks: 🤍

Section 4: Graphic

1. Open heart surgery footage: 💚

2. Real animal hearts: 💔

3. Real human hearts outside the body: 💚

4. Real human hearts in autopsies: 🤍

Section 5: Adjacent Kinks

1. Gyno medical exams: 💔

2. Pregnancy/breeding: 🤍

3. Belly sounds: 💔

4. Cardiophilia + furry: 💚

5. Vampires: 🤍

6. Necrophliia: 💔

Section 6: 😏

1. Reading someone's bio before engaging with them: 💚

2. Asking about boundaries: 💚

3. Respecting those boundaries: 💚

4. Good spelling: 🤍

[not-poignant]

October 2024 Writing Round-Up

Here’s the monthly round-up of everything written and posted in October 2024!

Here’s the chapters that were released:

Underline the Black 98

Underline the Black 99

Underline the Black 100

Smoke in Autumn 08

Underline the Blue 20

Underline the Blue 21

Constellations 11

Constellations 14 (Gary+Efnisien Tier+)

Underline the Blue 22 (Gwyn+Augus Tier+)

Underline the Blue 23 (Gwyn+Augus Tier+)

Chapter Commentary - The Nascent Diplomat - 27 (Mosk+Eran Tier)

Chapter Commentary - The Nascent Diplomat - 28 (Mosk+Eran Tier)

FANFICTION

A Stain that Won't Dissolve 45

A Stain that Won't Dissolve 46

Palmarosa 29

Palmarosa 30

Palmarosa 31

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All Patreon early access chapters are mirrored at Ream for those who prefer Stripe / other payment options.

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Behind the scenes I wrote 31,851 words (9 chapters) in October across A Stain that Won't Dissolve, Palmarosa and Smoke in Autumn. It was definitely fanfiction month!

The appointments for health stuff will continue into November, where I need a doppler ultrasound of my carotid arteries (well, artery, I only have the one) and need a liver MRI. Our puppy Tobermory (now a year old!) also needs some appointments too. Keep an eye out for a lighter schedule for that reason, though I'm hoping to end the year with a bang in December. :D

I'll be sending merch out in the merch tier around mid November!

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As always, you can support the stories you love by subscribing over at Patreon and Ream! You can also follow for free, and just get email notifications of news and other things that I release to everyone. :D

[yami-heart]

Cardiophile Turn On/Off

I saw this going around, I think the original is from @/torture-steth-repeat ! I thought it was a good way to sum up my interests😊

OKAY SO the original said turn on/turn off! But because some of my fixations are both sexual and not sexual I've changed it to:

💚 = I like this

💔 = I don't like this

🤍 = I don't mind this

Section 1: Cardiophilia basics

1. My heart being listened to: 💚

2. Listening to others' hearts: 💚

3. Fast heartbeats: 💚

4. Slow heartbeats: 💚

5. Naturally irregular heartbeats: 🤍

6. Deliberately irregular heartbeats: 💔

7. Heart via stethoscope: 💚

8. Heart via EKG: 💚

9. Heart via Doppler: 💚

10. Heart via ultrasound: 💚

11. Carotid (throat) pulse: 💚

12. Femoral (groin) pulse: 💚

13. Radial (wrist) pulse: 💚

14. Chest/belly pulse: 💚

15. Ear stething: 💚

Section 2: Dark Cardiophilia

1. Shocking a healthy heart: 💔

2. Pressure/crushing a healthy heart: 💔

3. Drowning + heart monitoring: 💔

4. Suffocation + heart monitoring: 💔

5. Choking + heart monitoring: 💔

6. Drugs used to affect the heart: 💔

7. Knifeplay + heart monitoring: 🤍

8. Needle or injection into the heart: 💔

9. Gunplay (shooting the heart): 💔

10. Being dominated (in a cardiophilia way): 💚

11. Dominating someone else (in a cardiophilia way): 💚

12. Consensual non-consent (CNC) play: 🤍

13. Heart rips: 💔

14. Fucked into cardiac arrest: 💔

15. Heart being fucked: 💔

16. Heart being licked or bitten: 💔

17. Heart being eaten: 💔

18. Hands squeezing the heart directly: 🤍

19. 'Unhappy endings' (RIP) for dark cardiophilia: 💔

Section 3: Medfet/Resus

1. Blood pressure readings: 🤍

2. Medical equipment: 💚

3. Medical exam roleplay: 💚

4. Resuscitation via CPR: 🤍

5. Resuscitation via defibrillator: 💔

6. Resuscitation via AED: 💔

7. Cardiac arrest: 💔

8. Respiratory arrest: 💔

9. Sex and resus combined: 💔

10. 'Unhappy endings' (RIP) for resus: 💔

11. Anesthesia: 🤍

12. Breathing masks: 🤍

Section 4: Graphic

1. Open heart surgery footage: 🤍

2. Real animal hearts: 🤍

3. Real human hearts outside the body: 🤍

4. Real human hearts in autopsies: 💔

Section 5: Adjacent Kinks

1. Gyno medical exams: 💚

2. Pregnancy/breeding: 💔

3. Belly sounds: 💚

4. Cardiophilia + furry: 🤍

5. Vampires: 💚

6. Necrophliia: 💔

Section 6: 😏

1. Reading someone's bio before engaging with them: 💚

2. Asking about boundaries: 💚

3. Respecting those boundaries: 💚

4. Good spelling: 🤍

[heartbinary]

Cardiophile Turn On/Off

I got this from @torture-steth-repeat

💚 = Turn on

💔 = Turn off

🤍 = Neutral/Like it in a non-sexual way

Section 1: Cardiophilia basics

1. My heart being listened to: 💚

2. Listening to others' hearts: 💚

3. Fast heartbeats: 💚

4. Slow heartbeats: 🤍

5. Naturally irregular heartbeats: 💚

6. Deliberately irregular heartbeats: 💚🤍

7. Heart via stethoscope: 💚

8. Heart via EKG: 💚

9. Heart via Doppler: 💔

10. Heart via ultrasound: 🤍💚

11. Carotid (throat) pulse: 🤍

12. Femoral (groin) pulse: 🤍

13. Radial (wrist) pulse: 🤍

14. Chest/belly pulse: 🤍

15. Ear stething: 💚

Section 2: Dark Cardiophilia

1. Shocking a healthy heart: 💔

2. Pressure/crushing a healthy heart: 💚

3. Drowning + heart monitoring: 💔

4. Suffocation + heart monitoring: 💔

5. Choking + heart monitoring: 💔

6. Drugs used to affect the heart: 💚🤍

7. Knifeplay + heart monitoring: 💔

8. Needle or injection into the heart: 💔

9. Gunplay (shooting the heart): 💔

10. Being dominated (in a cardiophilia way): 💚

11. Dominating someone else (in a cardiophilia way): 💚🤍

12. Consensual non-consent (CNC) play: major turn-on 💔

13. Heart rips: 💔

14. Fucked into cardiac arrest: 💔

15. Heart being fucked: 💔

16. Heart being licked or bitten: 💔

17. Heart being eaten: 💔

18. Hands squeezing the heart directly: 💔

19. 'Unhappy endings' (RIP) for dark cardiophilia: 💔

Section 3: Medfet/Resus

1. Blood pressure readings: 🤍

2. Medical equipment: 🤍💚

3. Medical exam roleplay: 💚

4. Resuscitation via CPR: 💔

5. Resuscitation via defibrillator: 💔

6. Resuscitation via AED: 💔

7. Cardiac arrest: 💔

8. Respiratory arrest: 💔

9. Sex and resus combined: 💔

10. 'Unhappy endings' (RIP) for resus: 💔

11. Anesthesia: 🤍

12. Breathing masks: 🤍

Section 4: Graphic

1. Open heart surgery footage: 🤍

2. Real animal hearts: 💔

3. Real human hearts outside the body: 🤍

4. Real human hearts in autopsies: 💔

Section 5: Adjacent Kinks

1. Gyno medical exams: 💔

2. Pregnancy/breeding: 💔

3. Belly sounds: 💔

4. Cardiophilia + furry: 🤍💚

5. Vampires: 🤍💚

6. Necrophliia: 💔

Section 6: 😏

1. Reading someone's bio before engaging with them: 💚

2. Asking about boundaries: 💚

3. Respecting those boundaries: 💚

4. Good spelling: 💚

[coquette-heartbeat]

⋆ ˚｡⋆୨୧˚⋆ ˚｡⋆ About Me Cardiophilia ⋆ ˚｡⋆୨୧˚⋆ ˚｡⋆

(Saw this on few other blogs when clicking around. It looks like, torture-seth-repeat , created this! All credit goes to them, check out their blog for it)

𐙚 Cardiophilia Basics 𐙚

My heart being listened to: Yes, please!

Listening to others' hearts: Yes

Fast heartbeats: Yes

Slow heartbeats: Yes

Naturally irregular heartbeats: Yes

Deliberately irregular heartbeats: Yes

Heart via stethoscope: Yes, please!

Heart via EKG: Yes

Heart via Doppler: Yes, please!

Heart via ultrasound: Yes, please!

Carotid (throat) pulse: Yes, please!

Femoral (groin) pulse: Yes

Radial (wrist) pulse: Yes

𐙚 Dark Cardiophilia 𐙚

Shocking a healthy heart*: Sometimes

Pressure/crushing a healthy heart: Yes

Drowning + heart monitoring: Yes

Suffocation + heart monitoring: Yes

Choking + heart monitoring: Yes, please!

Drugs used to affect the heart: Yes

Knifeplay + heart monitoring: Yes, please!

Needle or injection into the heart: Yes

Gunplay (shooting the heart)*: Yes

Being dominated (in a cardiophilia way): Yes, please!

Dominating someone else (in a cardiophilia way): No way!

Consensual non-consent (CNC) play: Yes, please!

Heart rips*: Sometimes

Fucked into cardiac arrest*: Yes, please!

Heart being fucked*: Yes

Heart being licked or bitten*: Yes

Heart being eaten*: Sometimes

Hands squeezing the heart directly*: Yes, please!

'Unhappy endings' (RIP) for dark cardiophilia*: Sometimes

𐙚 Medfet/Resus𐙚

Blood pressure readings: Yes

Medical equipment: Yes, please!

Medical exam roleplay: Yes, please!

Resuscitation via CPR*: Sometimes

Resuscitation via defibrillator*: Sometimes

Resuscitation via AED*: Sometimes

Respiratory arrest*: Yes

Sex and resus combined: Sometimes

'Unhappy endings' (RIP) for resus*: Sometimes

Anesthesia*: Sometimes

Breathing masks: Yes, please!

𐙚 Graphic𐙚

Open heart surgery footage: Yes

Real animal hearts: No Way!

Real human hearts outside the body: Yes

Real human hearts in autopsies: Yes

𐙚 Adjacent Kinks𐙚

Gyno medical exams: Sometimes

Pregnancy/breeding: Yes, please!

Belly sounds: Yes

Cardiophilia + furry: No way!

Vampires*: Sometimes

Necrophliia*: No way!

* fantasy/RP only

[heart-2-get]

About Me

Welcome to my blog!

18+ / MINORS DNI

I'm Luna, 24, queer, demigirl, healthcare worker.

YES: light cardiophilia, medfet, gyno, d/s, dd/lg, md/lg, cnc, enemas, breeding, impregnation, breath play, virgin, anal, restraint, voyeurism, sounding, tentacles, oviposition, depth play, lactation, belly bulge, fisting, somno, pet play, mild intoxication (weed, mild sedatives/anxiolytics), knotting, omo (holding only, no wetting), humiliation, light needle play, praise, and sensory deprivation.

NO: resus, dark cardiophilia, necro, furry, scat, anaesthesia, surgery, knife play, degradation, dumbification.

I don't share pictures of myself so don't ask and I don't want to see pictures of you without preamble, either. I don't share my heartbeat unless I choose to, either, so don't ask. If I want to listen to your heartbeat, I'll ask. I don't role play or engage in virtual exams unless I feel like it and I don't do so with complete strangers that I've never talked to before. Just because I'm a kink blog doesn't mean I'm here to fulfill your fantasies or be treated like an object. I'm lots of fun and love to chat but I don't put up with rude or gross behavior. Show a little respect and we'll get along just fine. ♥

Click through the read more for my preferences and feel free to send an ask or DM if you have questions or want to say hello!

XoXo

credit goes to @torture-steth-repeat for this template

Cardiophilia Basics

1. My heart being listened to: yes

2. Listening to others' hearts: sometimes

3. Fast heartbeats: sometimes

4. Slow heartbeats: yes

5. Naturally irregular heartbeats: yes

6. Deliberately irregular heartbeats: hard no

7. Heart via stethoscope: yes

8. Heart via EKG: yes

9. Heart via doppler: yes

10. Heart via ultrasound: yes

11. Carotid (throat) pulse: yes

12. Femoral (groin) pulse: yes

13. Radial (wrist) pulse: yes

Dark Cardiophilia

1. Shocking a healthy heart: hard no

2. Pressure/crushing a healthy heart: hard no

3. Drowning + heart monitoring: only in fiction

4. Suffocation + heart monitoring: only in fiction

5. Choking + heart monitoring: only in fiction

6. Drugs used to affect the heart: hard no

7. Knifeplay + heart monitoring: hard no

8. Needle or injection into the heart: hard no

9. Gunplay (shooting the heart)*: hard no

10. Being dominated (in a cardiophilia way): yes

11. Dominating someone else (in a cardiophilia way): sometimes

12. Consensual non-consent (CNC) play: yes

13. Heart rips*: hard no

14. Fucked into cardiac arrest*: hard no

15. Heart being fucked*: hard no

16. Heart being licked or bitten*: hard no

17. Heart being eaten*: hard no

18. Hands squeezing the heart directly*: hard no

19. 'Unhappy endings' (RIP) for dark cardiophilia*: hard no

Medfet/Resus

1. Blood pressure readings: yes

2. Medical equipment: yes

3. Medical exam roleplay: yes

4. Resuscitation via CPR*: hard no

5. Resuscitation via defibrillator*: hard no

6. Resuscitation via AED*: hard no

7. Cardiac arrest*: hard no

8. Respiratory arrest*: hard no

9. Sex and resus combined: hard no

10. 'Unhappy endings' (RIP) for resus*: hard no

11. Anesthesia*: hard no

12. Breathing masks: hard no

Graphic

1. Open heart surgery footage: hard no

2. Real animal hearts: hard no

3. Real human hearts outside the body: hard no

4. Real human hearts in autopsies: hard no

Adjacent Kinks

1. Gyno medical exams: yes

2. Pregnancy/breeding: yes

3. Belly sounds: no

4. Cardiophilia + furry: no

5. Vampires*: sometimes

6. Necrophliia*: hard no

[midascareclinic]

Early Detection for Stroke Prevention

Carotid Doppler Ultrasound is a crucial, non-invasive diagnostic tool that provides valuable insights into your carotid arteries. This advanced imaging technique helps detect blockages or narrowing of the arteries, which are major risk factors for stroke. By using high-frequency sound waves, the procedure generates clear, detailed images of the carotid arteries, allowing doctors to assess blood flow and identify potential threats to your health.

[heartbeatsnice]

Turn-Ons & Turn-Offs  Cardiophile Edition

Got this list from @torture-steth-repeat

Section 1: Cardiophilia Basics

My heart being listened to: Major Turn-on

Listening to others' hearts: Major Turn-on

Fast heartbeats: Major Turn-on 

Slow heartbeats: Turn-on

Naturally irregular heartbeats: Major Turn-on

Deliberately irregular heartbeats: Major Turn-on

Heart via stethoscope: Major Turn-on

Heart via EKG: Major Turn-on

Heart via Doppler: Turn-on

Heart via ultrasound: Major Turn-on

Carotid (throat) pulse: Turn-on

Femoral (groin) pulse: Meh

Radial (wrist) pulse: Meh

Section 2: Dark Cardiophilia

Shocking a healthy heart*: Major Turn-on

Pressure/crushing a healthy heart*: Major Turn-on

Drowning + heart monitoring*: Major Turn-on

Suffocation + heart monitoring*: Major Turn-on

Choking + heart monitoring: Meh

Drugs used to affect the heart*: Major Turn-on

Knifeplay + heart monitoring*: Major Turn-on

Needle or injection into the heart*: Major Turn-on

Gunplay (shooting the heart)*: Turn-on

Being dominated (in a cardiophilia way)*: Major Turn-on particularly by men

Dominating someone else (in a cardiophilia way)*: Major Turn-on particularly on men

Consensual non-consent (CNC) play*: Major turn-on

Heart rips*: Meh

Fucked into cardiac arrest*: Major turn-on

Heart being fucked*: Major turn-on

Heart being licked or bitten*: Turn-on

Heart being eaten*: Turn-off

Hands squeezing the heart directly*: Major Turn-on

'Unhappy endings' (RIP) for dark cardiophilia*: Major Turn-off

Section 3: Medfet/Resus

Blood pressure readings: Meh

Medical equipment: Major Turn-on

Medical exam roleplay: Major Turn-on

Resuscitation via CPR*: Major Turn-on

Resuscitation via defibrillator*: Major Turn-on

Resuscitation via AED*: Turn-on

Cardiac arrest*: Major Turn-on

Respiratory arrest*: Turn-on

Sex and resus combined*: Major Turn-on

'Unhappy endings' (RIP) for resus*: Turn-off

Anesthesia*: Meh

Breathing masks: Meh

Section 4: Graphic

Open heart surgery footage: Turn-on but depends on case by case basis

Real animal hearts: Major Turn-off

Real human hearts outside the body*: Turn-on but depends on scene and case by case basis 

Real human hearts in autopsies: Major Turn-off

Section 5: Adjacent Kinks

Gyno medical exams: Turn-off

Pregnancy/breeding: Turn-off

Belly sounds: Meh

Cardiophilia + furry: Turn-on

Vampires*: Turn-on

Necrophilia*: Major Turn-off 

Section 6: 😏

Reading someone's bio before engaging with them: Major Turn-on

Asking about boundaries: Major Turn-on

Respecting those boundaries: Major Turn-on

Good spelling: Turn-on *fantasy/RP only

[kingdicefcker]

Turn-Ons & Turn-Offs  Cardiophile Edition

Got this list from @ torture-steth-repeat

Section 1: Cardiophilia Basics

My heart being listened to: Major Turn-on

Listening to others’ hearts: Major Turn-on

Fast heartbeats: Major Turn-on 

Slow heartbeats: Big Turn-on

Naturally irregular heartbeats: Major Turn-on

Deliberately irregular heartbeats: Major Turn-on

Heart via stethoscope: Major Turn-on

Heart via EKG: Major Turn-on

Heart via Doppler: Meh

Heart via ultrasound: Major Turn-on

Carotid (throat) pulse: Turn-on

Femoral (groin) pulse: Meh

Radial (wrist) pulse: Meh

Section 2: Dark Cardiophilia

Shocking a healthy heart*: Major Turn-on

Pressure/crushing a healthy heart*: Major Turn-on

Drowning + heart monitoring*: Major Turn-on

Suffocation + heart monitoring*: Major Turn-on

Choking + heart monitoring*: Turn-on

Drugs used to affect the heart*: Major Turn-on

Knifeplay + heart monitoring*: Major Turn-on

Needle or injection into the heart*: Major Turn-on

Gunplay (shooting the heart)*: Not my thing

Being dominated (in a cardiophilia way)*: Major Turn-on

Dominating someone else (in a cardiophilia way)*: Major Turn-on

Consensual non-consent (CNC) play*: Major turn-off

Heart rips*: Major Turn-on

Fucked into cardiac arrest*: Major turn-on

Heart being fucked*: Major turn-on

Heart being licked or bitten*: Big Turn-on

Heart being eaten*: Turn-on

Hands squeezing the heart directly*: Major Turn-on

‘Unhappy endings’ (RIP) for dark cardiophilia*: Major Turn-off

Section 3: Medfet/Resus

Blood pressure readings: Sure

Medical equipment: Turn-on

Medical exam roleplay: Turn-on

Resuscitation via CPR*: Major Turn-on

Resuscitation via defibrillator*: Major Turn-on

Resuscitation via AED*: Turn-on

Cardiac arrest*: Major Turn-on

Respiratory arrest*: Meh

Sex and resus combined*: Major Turn-on

'Unhappy endings’ (RIP) for resus*: Turn-off

Anesthesia*: Meh

Breathing masks: Meh

Section 4: Graphic

Open heart surgery footage: Not my thing

Real animal hearts: Major Turn-off

Real human hearts outside the body: Major Turn-off

Real human hearts in autopsies: Major Turn-off

Section 5: Adjacent Kinks

Gyno medical exams: Turn-off

Pregnancy/breeding: Major Turn-on

Belly sounds: Meh

Cardiophilia + furry: Turn-on

Vampires*: Turn-on

Necrophilia*: Major Turn-off 

Section 6: 😏

Reading someone’s bio before engaging with them: Major Turn-on

Asking about boundaries: Major Turn-on

Respecting those boundaries: Major Turn-on

Good spelling: Turn-on

*fantasy/RP only

[mcatmemoranda]

●When to suspect giant cell arteritis – The diagnosis of giant cell arteritis (GCA, also known as Horton disease, cranial arteritis, and temporal arteritis) should be considered in a patient over the age of 50 years who has one or more of the following, particularly in the setting of an elevated erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) and/or C-reactive protein (CRP) (algorithm 1) (see 'When to suspect giant cell arteritis' above):

•New headache or change in characteristics of preexisting headache

•Abrupt onset of visual disturbances, especially transient/permanent monocular visual loss

•Jaw claudication

•Unexplained fever or other constitutional symptoms and signs

•Signs/symptoms of vascular abnormalities (eg, limb claudication; asymmetric blood pressures; abnormal radial pulse; vascular bruits; temporal artery abnormalities such as tenderness to palpation, decreased pulse amplitude, and presence of nodules)

Any of these findings are of special concern in the context of a current or previous diagnosis of polymyalgia rheumatica (PMR) because of the association between GCA and PMR.

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Algorithm 1

GCA: giant cell arteritis; ESR: erythrocyte sedimentation rate; CRP: C-reactive protein; CDUS: color Doppler ultrasound; PMR: polymyalgia rheumatica; MRA: magnetic resonance angiography; CTA: computed tomography angiography; ACR: American College of Rheumatology; PET: positron emission tomography.

* While a high ESR and/or CRP increases the diagnostic significance of the above symptoms or signs, low or normal values do not exclude the diagnosis of GCA. However, an ESR and CRP should always be included as part of the initial diagnostic workup since they are almost always elevated in GCA. Refer to UpToDate content for additional details regarding laboratory data and GCA.

¶ A current or prior diagnosis of PMR increases the diagnostic significance of any of these symptoms or signs because of the association between GCA and PMR.

Δ High-dose glucocorticoids should be started once GCA is suspected. Refer to UpToDate content on the initial dose of glucocorticoids for GCA.

◊ For skilled operators, CDUS can be an acceptable alternative to the temporal artery biopsy as an initial diagnostic procedure. Scheduling of the temporal artery biopsy or CDUS should not delay initiation of treatment. Refer to UpToDate content for additional details regarding temporal artery biopsy and CDUS.

§ In a subset of patients with GCA, the disease is confined to the large vessels, and temporal artery biopsies in such patients are more often negative than positive.

¥ False negatives can occur with a temporal artery biopsy and CDUS. Refer to UpToDate content for additional details regarding the diagnostic accuracy of the temporal artery biopsy and CDUS.

‡ We routinely evaluate for large vessel involvement in all patients with newly diagnosed cranial GCA by performing CDUS of the epiaortic vessels (eg, carotid, subclavian, and axillary arteries). MRA or CTA is conditionally suggested by the ACR for evaluating for aortic involvement. Refer to UpToDate content on postdiagnostic imaging evaluation in patients with newly diagnosed cranial GCA.

† In some cases, GCA is confined to the large vessels (ie, the aorta and/or its first-order branches) instead of the more common form, which involves the cranial arteries. Imaging modalities include MRA, CTA, and PET. CDUS of the epiaortic vessels (eg, carotid, subclavian, and axillary arteries) can also be used to identify large vessel GCA. Selection of a given modality depends on the availability of local resources.** High-dose glucocorticoid therapy in individuals with negative temporal artery biopsies and large vessel imaging must be carefully considered and reserved for selected patients with a classic clinical presentation of GCA and no other plausible alternative diagnoses. Clinical improvement following a brief trial of high-dose glucocorticoids is nonspecific and should not be relied upon for establishing the diagnosis of GCA.

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●Initial diagnostic evaluation

•Laboratory data – Laboratory data can aid in the evaluation of GCA and its differential diagnosis, but they are not specific and cannot be relied on as definitive evidence for or against a possible diagnosis of GCA. Initial laboratory testing should include the ESR and CRP levels, which are almost always high in GCA. However, normal acute phase reactants do not exclude the diagnosis of GCA.

•Assessment of the temporal artery – A suspected diagnosis of GCA should be confirmed by temporal artery biopsy or temporal artery color Doppler ultrasound (CDUS).

Scheduling the temporal artery biopsy or CDUS should not delay initiation of treatment with the appropriate dose of glucocorticoids in a patient with a high likelihood of GCA, since delay can put the patient at risk for complications, particularly sight loss.

●Evaluation for large vessel GCA in patients with a nondiagnostic initial workup – When the diagnosis of GCA is still suspected in a patient who has had a negative temporal artery biopsy and/or CDUS, the possibility of large vessel involvement should be considered. The diagnostic procedure of choice for suspected large vessel GCA is an advanced imaging study of the aorta and/or its branches. CT or CT with angiography (CTA), MRI or MR angiography (MRA), and positron emission tomography (PET) or PET with CT are useful for the identification of large vessel GCA. CDUS of the epiaortic vessels (eg, carotid, subclavian, and axillary arteries) can also be used to diagnose large vessel vasculitis.

●Diagnosis – The diagnosis of GCA requires histopathologic proof or evidence from imaging examinations. Occasionally, clinicians are faced with the diagnostic challenge of a negative workup, which should include negative temporal artery biopsy or biopsies and imaging of the large vessels. In this situation, the clinician can choose to either:

•Conclude that the patient does not have GCA and pursue alternative diagnoses, or

•Make a clinical diagnosis of GCA and treat accordingly

Clinical improvement following a brief trial of high-dose glucocorticoids is nonspecific and should not be relied upon for establishing the diagnosis of GCA. Treatment with high-dose glucocorticoid therapy of individuals with negative temporal artery biopsies and large vessel imaging must be carefully considered and reserved for selected patients with a classic clinical presentation of GCA and no other plausible alternative diagnoses.

●Differential diagnosis – The differential diagnosis of GCA includes other vasculitides (eg, Takayasu arteritis, small- and medium-sized vessel vasculitides, primary angiitis of the central nervous system), nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (NAAION), and infection.

●Postdiagnostic imaging evaluation in patients with cranial arteritis – We routinely evaluate for large vessel involvement in all patients with newly diagnosed cranial GCA by performing CDUS of the epiaortic vessels (eg, carotid, subclavian, and axillary arteries). MRA or CTA is conditionally suggested by the American College of Rheumatology (ACR) for evaluating for aortic involvement.

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Endovascular Surgery

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Persistent leg pain or cramping, especially while walking

Swelling, redness, or warmth in the legs (possible DVT signs)

Non-healing ulcers or sores on the legs or feet

Numbness, weakness, or cold sensations in the limbs

Bulging, twisted veins with pain or discomfort

Sudden loss of vision or difficulty speaking (potential carotid artery blockage)

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Regular Exercise: Improves circulation and prevents arterial blockages.

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Quit Smoking: Smoking damages blood vessels and increases the risk of vascular diseases.

Manage Blood Pressure & Cholesterol: Regular check-ups can help control these risk factors.

Stay Hydrated: Proper hydration supports healthy blood flow and prevents clot formation.

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