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Types of peritonitis There are three types of peritonitis: 1) Spontaneus-this type of peritonitis is caused by a liver or kidney failure. 2) Secondary-is the inflammation of the peritoneum caused by another disease.The principal condition that causes secondary peritonitis is the spread of an infection from digestive organs or bowels. 3) Dialysis associated-is a chronic inflammation of the peritoneum that occurs in persons which receive peritoneal dislysis. Treatment for ischemic heart disease Cardiovascular disease involves the heart and its two networks of blood vessels, the system which circulates the blood throughout the body and the system which circulates the blood through the lungs. One of the most important cardiovascular disease is the ischemic heart disease. Treatment at home of ischemia If you suffer from ischemic heart disease then is important to know how to constantly improve your condition or prevent it from getting worse. What is most important is your will and self control in order to reduce the risk factors of ischemia. Symptoms of ischemia Ischemia also known as ischemic cardiomyopathy is a disease seen on patients with congestive heart failure caused by coronary artery disease. Silent ischemia Ischemia without pain is called silent ischemia. Many people don’t know that they have ischemic heart disease and that’s why they could suffer a heart attack without any warning before. Diagnosis of ischemia For diagnosing ischaemic heart disease the doctors perform a serie of tests depending whether the disease is with angina (symptomatic) or without-silent ischemia. Causes of Peritonitis Peritonitis is a disease which occurs because of the inflammation of peritoneum.Peritoneum is the membrane that lines the wall of the abdomen and surrounds the abdominal organs. Causes of ischemia There are several causes for the development of Ischaemic heart disease. Among them we can count: diabetes, cholesterol level, smoking, obesity, hypertension (high blood pressure), emotional stress, high-fat diet, lack of exercise, abnormal heart valve function, abnormal heart rhythm, genetic and hereditary factors (Ischaemic heart disease runs in the family).

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