What is a pre-infarction condition and how to recognize it?

Treatment methods for pre-infarction conditions

Pre-infarction in women is a life-threatening condition.
After studying all the symptoms, diagnostic results, and taking into account the possibility of an allergic reaction, a treatment method is selected. The following can be used as therapy:

• drugs;
• folk remedies;
• maintaining proper nutrition;
• physical activity.

Medications

Conservative treatment involves the prescription of medications.

The most commonly used groups are:

1. Antiplatelet agents – prevent the formation of blood clots. Acetylsalicylic acid, Plavix and others are prescribed.
2. Anticoagulants – prevent blood clots from forming and affect blood clotting. Patients are prescribed Heparin.
3. Statins prevent cholesterol from rising. Simvastatin, Atorvastatin, Atoris are often prescribed.
4. Beta blockers reduce blood pressure and pulse. Thanks to taking medications, the heart rhythm evens out. Atenolol, Bisoprolol, Concor, Nebilet, Carvedilol are popular.
5. ACE inhibitors (angiotensin converting enzyme) - relax blood vessels and reduce blood pressure. Ramipril and Perindopril are often prescribed.
6. Nitrates. Helps dilate blood vessels and improve blood supply to the heart. Nitroglycerin is prescribed in tablets or spray.

The specialist may prescribe another remedy or a combination of them. The cost of drugs depends on the city, pharmacy chain and date of purchase. Therefore, the price needs to be clarified.

Traditional methods

Folk remedies have a natural composition, so there are few side effects from taking them. But in case of pre-heart attack, it is prohibited to use only this method. Treatment should be comprehensive - medications, other methods. You can order folk remedies online or purchase them in stores.

Popular natural methods:

• Veselka mushroom;
• black cumin oil;
• castoreum;
• birch chaga;
• yarrow;
• hawthorn;
• rose hip;
• viburnum;
• horsetail;
• ginger;
• motherwort;
• valerian.

Other methods

In addition to medications, there are other treatment methods. They are listed in the table.

Temporal lobe

The work of this area ensures normal memory, internal speech and mental activity, and hearing in general.

• Epileptic seizures. As is the case with those with lesions of the frontal lobes, they develop suddenly. But they last less time. Otherwise, it is not possible to notice the difference without instrumental techniques. The difference is in the localization of the pathological impulse.
• Lack of hearing. The so-called cortical deafness. The patient completely loses the ability to navigate sounds. This is a temporary phenomenon; treatment as such does not make sense.
• Lack of speech perception. Formally, there is a noise stimulus, but it is impossible to evaluate the logic of the statements, the meaning of them, and even recognize the words.
• Verbal hallucinations of the mental type. So-called pseudohallucinations in outdated terminology. The proverbial voices in my head. Associated with disruption of Wernicke's area.

It is responsible for the production of inner speech. As a result of the anomaly, the signal moves to Broca's center.

He, in turn, identifies external stimuli and perceives them as such, as outside speech. A paradoxical reaction arises.

Memory impairments of various types. Amnesia, failures. The feeling of a repetition of something that once happened (déjà vu).

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In what given is this? “and” does not turn into “y” only with foreign prefixes. RTFM. (Reply) (Parent) (Thread)

Look at the place where it says that this is an exception - maybe I’ll believe it. but, you know, at school we wrote this word in vocabulary dictations =)) (Reply) (Parent) (Thread)

in all medical literature, both pre-infarction...so post-infarction is written with an “I”...an exception to the rule...

What are you saying? I looked at the first 5 books I came across from my home library, for example, Syrkin’s classic monograph on myocardial infarction, where this term is used, everywhere is “pre-infarction”? (Reply) (Parent) (Thread)

According to the rules, of course, pre-infarction (see any dictionary). But among doctors (due to their illiteracy :)) spelling with “I” is so established that, probably, this should be considered acceptable professionalism.

1. Of course, there are mistakes. But any professionalism, in essence, is a mistake. According to dictionaries you should say “kompas”, but sailors say “kompas”. The mistake with “pre-infarction” is so widespread and many doctors (including authoritative speakers - university teachers, etc.) defend this spelling so stubbornly that, in my opinion, it makes sense to talk about a specific professional spelling. One of the justifications that I heard from doctors, by the way, was brought by the computer era: “when we need to find everything related to a heart attack in a huge monograph, the letter “s” interferes with us.” Of course, unlike “kompAs”, this professionalism has not [yet] been codified. And _I_ would not use it, incl. and in professional literature.

2. From the point of view of the formal definition of a document - yes, a document.

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Thank you. Your arguments are clear. I just came across texts and “authoritative speakers” who preferred the option with the letter “s”. (Reply) (Parent) (Thread)

Yeah, and based on the fact that everyone, as one, says “agreements” instead of “agreements,” are we also changing the rule? (Reply) (Parent) (Thread)

Please take any rosenthal and read the section on slang, professionalism, etc. If after this you still have questions, come back. (Reply) (Parent) (Thread)

find everything related to a heart attack, the letter “s” prevents us

Poor, poor doctors... Nobody convinced them that the contextual search for “heart attack” works no worse than the contextual search for “heart attack”, and no letter “s” gets in the way... Although the idea is fruitful: to justify language illiteracy with computer illiteracy.

Okay, okay, let them write as they want, just treat them. ?

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Treatment

Timely initiation of diagnosis helps prevent this condition from developing into a heart attack. During the treatment process, the intensity of pain and the likelihood of progression of a dangerous condition are reduced.

The following factors are taken into account:

• age;
• the presence of risk factors such as smoking, drinking alcohol, increased cholesterol, diabetes;
• blood test results;
• characteristic changes on the cardiogram.

The following medications are prescribed as conservative treatment:

1. Antiplatelet agents. They prevent the formation of blood clots at the location of the atherosclerotic plaque. Frequently prescribed medications are Acetylsalicylic acid, Plavix, Ticagrelor.
2. Anticoagulants. These drugs affect the activity of blood clotting factors and prevent the formation of blood clots. Used only in the acute period. Patients are prescribed Heparin, Fondaparinux.
3. Statins are drugs that prevent cholesterol from increasing. This is Simvastatin, Atorvastatin.
4. Beta blockers lower blood pressure and heart rate. They even out the heart rhythm. The drugs of choice are Bisoprolol, Carvedilol, Nebivolol.
5. Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors relax blood vessels and lower blood pressure. These medications include Ramipril, Perindopril (Co-prenesa).
6. Nitrates dilate blood vessels. They improve blood circulation in the heart muscle. The most commonly used medication from this group is Nitroglycerin.

If drug therapy is ineffective, surgery is prescribed. Its purpose is to eliminate the narrowing of the artery, due to which the pathology is observed.

Patients are prescribed stenting and bypass surgery. During the first, a minimally invasive operation is performed, with the help of which the lumen of the artery is expanded using a balloon and a stent.

Bypass surgery creates a bypass blood vessel, preventing blood from flowing through the narrowing into the heart.

Course of therapy

In the hospital, the patient will be given an electrocardiogram and blood will be taken for analysis. Based on the data obtained, the doctor will draw up a treatment regimen. Its goal will be to stop necrotic changes in the myocardium and improve heart nutrition. The basis of treatment is droppers, injections and tablets. In advanced cases, surgery is performed to restore vascular patency. At home, the patient will continue to take medications and follow the rules of prevention. You can supplement the course of therapy with folk recipes. They virtually do not cause adverse reactions and have a composition rich in useful substances.

Drug treatment includes the following groups of drugs:

• Antiplatelet agents (Ticagrelor, Aspirin) reduce the degree of platelet aggregation, preventing the formation of blood clots. Their use significantly reduces the likelihood of stroke and heart attack. Side effects after taking such drugs are rare. The most common is considered to be a high risk of bleeding.
• Anticoagulants (Dicumarin, Heparin) reduce the degree of blood clotting and stop the process of thrombus formation. Due to the peculiarities of the therapeutic effect, they are prescribed only in the acute stage.
• Statins (Atorvastatin, Fluvastatin) are used to reduce high-density cholesterol, which is the main culprit in the development of atherosclerosis.
• Beta-blockers (Flestrolol, Metoprolol) reduce the degree of adrenaline perception, which leads to a decrease in blood pressure, heart rate and myocardial oxygen demand.
• ACE inhibitors (Benazepril, Cilazapril) have a vasodilatory and hypotensive effect by slowing down the production of angiotensin II.
• Nitrates (Monizol, Nitroglycerin) help improve blood supply to the myocardium and reduce the load on the heart muscle. The result is achieved due to the vasodilating effect. After taking them, the likelihood of myocardial infarction is reduced and the condition is alleviated.

Surgery

The operation is recommended for patients who are at high risk of developing complications and transitioning from unstable angina to myocardial infarction. Initially, a minimally invasive intervention (coronary angiography) is performed to determine the location of the narrowing. Doctors will puncture the femoral artery and thread a catheter through it into the heart muscle. With its help, a contrast agent is injected, which allows you to see the sites of blockage of blood vessels on an x-ray. Based on the data obtained, one of the following operations will be recommended:

• Stenting is performed to widen the coronary vessel. It is a minimally invasive operation, so the recovery period is quite short.
• Coronary artery bypass grafting is prescribed to create additional blood pathways bypassing the affected areas. The surgical procedure is open, so the patient faces a long rehabilitation period.

A successful operation significantly improves heart nutrition. The patient's condition is stabilized, and the chance of developing complications is reduced.

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pre-infarction adj. 1) Such as happens before a heart attack. 2) Preceding a heart attack.

PRE-INFARCTION adjective 1) Such as happens before a heart attack. 2) Preceding a heart attack.

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PRE-INFARCTION PERIOD (pre-infarction state), a change in the nature of angina attacks (their frequency, intensification, drug resistance, the appearance of attacks at rest) in many patients with coronary heart disease several days (weeks) before the occurrence of myocardial infarction.

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PRE-INFARCTION PERIOD (pre-infarction state) - a change in the nature of angina attacks (their frequency, intensification, resistance to drugs, the appearance of attacks at rest) in many patients with coronary heart disease several days (weeks) before the occurrence of myocardial infarction. … look

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Early signs

The life-threatening condition is characterized by the development of progressive angina. One of the most characteristic early signs of pathology is an increase in pain attacks in the chest area. The pain is similar to that which occurs with angina pectoris.

Taking nitroglycerin for this syndrome is ineffective. Meanwhile, a person may experience pain up to 10 times a day.

Other early signs of impending death of the heart muscle:

• spread of pain to the collarbone and under the tongue;
• soreness in the arms;
• the appearance of cold sweat;
• anxiety of the patient (he is afraid to die);
• strong emotional arousal of the patient;
• nausea;
• feeling of lack of air.

This condition is accompanied by:

• bloating;
• hiccups;
• confusion.

In some cases, abdominal syndrome is added to the early signs of a pre-infarction state. The place of pain moves to the upper part of the abdominal cavity. Characterized by a specific burning sensation in the pit of the stomach.

The pain can be stabbing or cutting; Often a clinical picture of an acute abdomen occurs. Unpleasant sensations intensify during stress, physical activity, and walking.

The symptoms of a pre-infarction condition are not always standard. Sometimes patients develop atypical signs of a life-threatening condition. The people around him do not even assume that the person is having a heart attack.

Atypical symptoms appear as:

• drowsiness or, conversely, insomnia;
• severe weakness;
• fainting;
• increased irritability;
• blue discoloration of the skin and mucous membranes;
• severe shortness of breath (respiratory rate reaches 20 or more per minute);
• absence of pain in the heart area when these symptoms appear;
• sharp aching pain in the jaw area and under it;
• burning in the epigastrium;
• pain in the shoulder area.

Sometimes patients complain of acute back pain. A doctor may confuse this condition with osteochondrosis. The prescribed X-ray examination in such cases actually means lost time for the patient.

Differences in signs of pathology in people of different sexes

It has been noted that symptoms in women are somewhat different from men: shortness of breath, nausea and back pain are more common. Atypical symptoms are also somewhat more common.

Signs on ECG

The following signs are noted on the ECG:

• violation of the correctness and rhythm of contractions;
• displacement of the S-T segment and changes in the T wave (it becomes pointed);
• narrowing of the R wave.

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Adjective “pre-inf arktny”

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Signs of a heart attack in men

The main sign of a heart attack in men of any age is pain, which is localized behind the sternum. Most often, the pain syndrome is of high intensity and begins suddenly. Some patients experience severe pain shock and cannot help themselves (unbutton a shirt, take pills out of a drawer, etc.).

Early symptoms of myocardial infarction

Pain during a heart attack is usually sharp or stabbing, pressing, burning, squeezing or bursting in nature, radiating to the left arm, neck, lower jaw, left scapula or interscapular space. Lasts more than 20 minutes and is not controlled by taking Nitroglycerin. At the same time, a man may experience other symptoms of pathology, which include:

• cold sweat on the surface of the skin, having a sticky consistency;
• pale skin (in some cases, characteristic cyanosis may appear);
• fear of death;
• increased physical activity;
• arrhythmia;
• increased heart rate followed by a drop to almost zero;
• dyspnea;
• feeling of lack of air;
• Nausea and vomiting may occur;
• dizziness, up to loss of consciousness.

The presence of a heart attack is not excluded by the patient’s complaints of heaviness, discomfort behind the sternum, pain in the chest of another location, heaviness, discomfort or pain in the epigastric region, shortness of breath. Such atypical complaints occur in 30% of cases and are more often presented by women, elderly patients, patients with diabetes mellitus, chronic renal failure or dementia. Therefore, in some cases it is not possible to provide the patient with the necessary assistance in a timely manner.

Symptoms of heart attack in men

How to recognize the first signs in time?

Precursors of an impending heart attack (or, as it is sometimes called, a heart attack) are divided into early and late.

Early symptoms occur a week before an acute circulatory disorder in the heart muscle. Their peculiarity is that they are nonspecific and can manifest themselves in diseases that have nothing to do with the cardiovascular system in general.

Therefore, patients often do not pay any attention to them, and this is a very big mistake, because according to statistics, when the acute phase develops, more than 30% of people do not survive until the ambulance arrives.

The first signs of a heart attack in men are as follows:

• Fatigue, severe weakness.
• Minor pain in the chest that is not associated with physical activity.
• Dizziness, which may be accompanied by nausea and vomiting.
• A condition similar to an acute viral infection - chills, muscle pain, aching bones.
• Mental disorders – anxiety, depressive mood, emotional instability.
• Pain in the lower jaw, neck, upper chest, the cause of which the patient cannot explain.
• Breathing problems after minor physical exertion.

The acute phase of a heart attack (late symptoms) occurs when a coronary artery becomes blocked and blood flow to the heart is reduced. Most often, the symptoms are classic.

The patient suddenly feels severe, burning pain behind the sternum, which radiates to the left side of the body (jaw, shoulder blade, arm). He begins to choke. Moreover, the appearance of these sensations is in no way connected with physical activity; pain is also present in a state of complete rest.

Circulatory disorders are characterized by activation of the sympathetic nervous system. The increased release of adrenaline leads to increased heart rate and a sharp increase in blood pressure. But the strength of the heart muscle is quickly depleted, so the pulse and blood pressure drop if timely help is not provided.

This is the classic course of a heart attack, which manifests itself in men 40, 45, 50 years old.

But there are also atypical cases of the disease. They are especially typical for young people, 30–35 years old.

The main unusual symptoms of a pre-infarction condition are presented below:

• Aching, squeezing pain that looks like an “elephant sitting on the chest.”
• Autonomic disorders - sweating, pale skin of the body, gray face, numbness of the limbs.
• Pain that radiates to the right side of the body.
• Sharp abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting.
• Fear of approaching death, panic attacks.
• Pain that is predominantly concentrated in the left biceps and shoulder.
• A sharp rise in blood pressure in people who have never suffered from hypertension.
• Occasionally, body temperature rises and skin rashes appear.

Due to the abundance of different symptoms, it is sometimes difficult to recognize when a heart attack begins. But the asymptomatic form of the disease is most dangerous. Nothing bothers the person; he endures the circulatory disorder literally on his feet.

In such cases, the patient learns that he had a heart attack only when complications develop. This condition is most typical for patients over 60–70 years of age. This is due to the fact that older people have reduced body reactivity and pain sensitivity.

Another reason for the “silent” course of a heart attack is blockage of a very small diameter vessel that supplies blood to a small area of ​​the heart wall. “Mini heart attacks” do not have serious consequences for the patient. The victim finds out about it by chance when the presence of a scar is determined on a preventive electrocardiogram.

It will also be useful to know that there are a number of factors that increase the likelihood of developing a heart attack.

The main prerequisites and their symptoms are presented in the table below:

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Cleanliness of the skin characterizes the internal state of health

Often people immediately pay attention to acne that appears on the face, but minor rashes on the elbows or knees can go unnoticed for a long time

After a while, when the rash begins to itch and cause trouble, the person seeks help from a doctor.

It is important to promptly identify the causes of deterioration of the skin, as this can be caused by serious infectious or fungal diseases

The sooner proper treatment is started, the easier it will be to fight the underlying disease that caused the rash.

General information about pathology

The skin on the elbows and knees has virtually no sebaceous glands, so due to the lack of natural moisture, the skin in these places is very dry.

Lack of special care and non-compliance with hygiene measures over time lead to the formation of microdamages - dry skin areas crack and become “entry gates” for various infections. As a result, a rash, light pimples, itching and even pain appear.

This disease is especially common in warm weather, when the elbows and knees are not protected by clothing and are exposed to direct contact with the environment.

A rash on the elbows of a child or adult can be a manifestation of many unpleasant diseases that must be correctly diagnosed in time

The origin of the rash can be of a different nature (allergic, infectious, viral) - it is important to pay attention to this symptom in a timely manner so as not to trigger the underlying disease

Symptoms of dermatitis on elbows and knees

At the beginning of the disease, the rashes may not bother you, so the person does not pay attention to them. Over time, an unpleasant itching appears, intensifying at night. The skin on the affected areas becomes rough, begins to peel, peel off, and becomes covered with a light film or dried crusts.

The size of the rashes ranges from tiny bubbles to large conglomerates, when several small red dots merge into common shapes.

Causes of rash on elbows and knees

Rashes on the knee-elbow folds can be caused by various factors. The main reasons contributing to the development of the rash:

• Mechanical impact. A sedentary lifestyle, long-term work at the computer and with documents contribute to regular rubbing of the elbows on a hard surface, causing small cracks and the appearance of acne.
• Insect bites (we recommend reading: what remedy to choose for insect bites for children over one year old?). The irritation will disappear on its own when a soothing cream is applied to the affected areas.
• Lack of vitamins and microelements.
• Diseases of the gastrointestinal tract. Digestive problems can manifest as itching and rashes on the bends of the limbs.
• Pimples on the elbows can be a harbinger of incipient chickenpox (blisters as if filled with liquid), rubella or shingles. Medical attention and treatment is required.
• Psoriasis is a non-infectious disease (we recommend reading: psoriasis in children at the initial stage: symptoms with photos). The rash appears locally on the hands and elbows, the skin peels off and becomes covered with a stratum corneum.
• Dermatitis of various origins. They are characterized by small, dried pimples on the elbows and kneecaps that cause severe itching. They intensify with emotional overstrain and stress.
• Granuloma annulare is most often diagnosed in children under 6 years of age. It occurs for unknown reasons and can go away on its own. White or pink rashes of dense consistency in the form of rings are located on the elbows, feet and the outside of the hands. A photo of granuloma annulare is presented in the article.
• Changes in hormonal levels. Occurs with certain diseases of the thyroid gland or adrenal glands.
• Allergic reactions. The most common cause of rashes, especially in childhood. There are many factors that cause an allergic rash. To identify allergens, you should consult a doctor.

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Rash on knees and elbows in a child: signs of allergy

Pimples on a child’s knees and elbows are most often a sign of allergies (we recommend reading: pimples on a child’s arms and legs: causes of rashes and ways to eliminate them). The symptoms of allergic reactions are similar to the clinical picture of other dermatological diseases, which makes diagnosis difficult.

Allergies in a child may arise from the introduction of new products into the diet, from washing powders and other household chemicals, pollen from flowering plants, from contact with grass or dust on the street (we recommend reading: how does a child’s allergy to powder manifest itself?).

When a child comes into contact with an allergen, the affected skin areas swell and papules of various sizes and colors appear.

The rashes may become wet and burst, causing a secondary infection. It is forbidden to open the blisters - this leads to the growth of inflamed tissue on the joints. Allergy forms are different, some stages require urgent antihistamine therapy.

Diagnosis and treatment of rashes

A dermatologist diagnoses rashes. The specialist conducts a visual examination of the rash and collects an anamnesis. In some cases, a general blood test may be prescribed.

A number of laboratory tests are carried out: scrapings for the presence of infections and fungal parasites.

It is important to identify incipient chickenpox or rubella in time to prevent further contact with healthy family members. https://www.youtube.com/embed/zbXDaR3-Oqk

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If the allergic nature of the rash is identified, a blood test for immunoglobulins may be prescribed, which allows identifying specific allergens.

Until the underlying disease is established, it is recommended to refrain from contact with other people, since the rash may be a sign of a contagious disease (chickenpox, rubella, mycoses).

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ethnoscience

There are quite a few folk methods for getting rid of skin itching and rashes, but you should understand that not a single old recipe can replace a competent consultation with a dermatologist.

Traditional medicine can come to the rescue if the patient has minor rashes on the elbows and knees caused by poor hygiene or excessive dry skin. To moisturize and disinfect, it is effective to wipe the affected areas of the skin with warm olive or linseed oil.

These oils help cope with peeling, dried crusts, and also quickly heal microcracks and wounds.

Aloe juice and chamomile decoction have a bactericidal effect, and an infusion of calendula or string helps eliminate severe itching. It is recommended to soak a cotton swab in decoctions of these herbs and apply it to the affected areas for 10 to 15 minutes. A weeping rash can be dried with hydrogen peroxide, then rinse the wounds in a decoction of St. John's wort.

Preventive recommendations

There are no special preventive measures, but there are simple rules that should be followed:

• maintain body hygiene and promptly moisturize dry areas of the skin;
• avoid mechanical damage to the knees and elbows;
• consume large amounts of vegetables and fruits;
• a course of vitamin therapy is recommended twice a year;
• avoid tactile contact with people suffering from fungal diseases;
• minimize contact with allergens, especially pesticides;
• work with household chemicals (cleaning powders, dishwashing detergents) wearing thick rubber gloves.

To avoid allergies in children, simple measures must be followed. First of all, it is correct to introduce complementary foods to babies and monitor the body’s reaction to the introduction of new foods into the diet of infants. Often babies develop a rash on ready-made cereals and milk formulas. Older children should not overindulge in chocolate, citrus fruits and fast food.

Nursing mothers are advised to follow a diet: avoid large amounts of coffee and chocolate, seafood, concentrated juices, oranges and tangerines. Allergens received by the mother due to poor nutrition may not bother the woman, but are transmitted through breast milk to her baby and cause an atopic rash in him.

Clothes for children are preferably made from natural fabrics. Large manufacturers of household chemicals are developing children's series of antiallergic baby care products: washing powders, shampoos, washing gels. There is no need to wait for the symptoms of allergic dermatitis to appear - it is better to immediately, from birth, use special products from the children's line.

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Phonetically, the letters E - [ye], E - [yo], Yu - [yu], I - [ya] often denote two sounds at once. Have you noticed that in all the indicated cases the additional phoneme is “Y”? That is why these vowels are called iotized. The meaning of the letters E, E, Yu, I is determined by their positional position.

When analyzed phonetically, the vowels e, e, yu, i form 2 sounds:

◊ Yo - [yo], Yu - [yu], E - [ye], I - [ya] in cases where there are:

• At the beginning of the words “Yo” and “Yu” there are always: - shudder [yo´zhyts:a], Christmas tree [yo´lach'nyy], hedgehog [yo´zhyk], container [yo´mcast'];
• - jeweler [yuv'il'i´r], top [yula´], skirt [yu´pka], Jupiter [yup'i´t'ir], nimbleness [yu´rkas't'];

As you can see, in the phonemic system of the Russian language, stress is of decisive importance. Vowels in unstressed syllables undergo the greatest reduction. Let's continue the sound-letter analysis of the remaining iotized ones and see how they can still change characteristics depending on the environment in the words.

◊ Unstressed vowels “E” and “I” denote two sounds in phonetic transcription and are written as [YI]:

• at the very beginning of the word: - unity [yid'in'e´n'i'ye], spruce [yil´vyy], blackberry [yizhiv'i´ka], him [yivo´], fidget [yigaza´], Yenisei [yin'is'e´y], Egypt [yig'i´p'it];
• - January [yinvarskiy], core [yidro´], sting [yiz'v'i´t'], label [yirly´k], Japan [yipo´n'iya], lamb [yign'o´nak] ;
• (The only exceptions are rare foreign word forms and names: Caucasoid [yevrap'io´idnaya], Evgeny [ye]vge´niy, European [yevrap'e´yits], diocese [ye]parchy, etc.).

Note: The St. Petersburg phonological school is characterized by “ecane”, and the Moscow school is characterized by “hiccup”. Previously, the iotrated “Yo” was pronounced with a more accented “Ye”. When changing capitals, performing sound-letter analysis, they adhere to Moscow norms in orthoepy.

Some people in fluent speech pronounce the vowel “I” the same way in syllables with a strong and weak position. This pronunciation is considered a dialect and is not literary. Remember, the vowel “I” under stress and without stress is voiced differently: fair [ya´farmarka], but egg [yiytso´].

Important:

The letter “I” after the soft sign “b” also represents 2 sounds - [YI] in sound-letter analysis. (This rule is relevant for syllables in both strong and weak positions). Let's conduct a sample of online sound-letter analysis: - nightingales [salav'yi'], on chicken legs [on ku´r'yi'h' no´shkah], rabbit [kro´l'ich'yi], no family [s'im 'yi´], judges [su´d'yi], draws [n'ich'yi´], streams [ruch'yi´], foxes [li´s'yi]. But: The vowel “O” after the soft sign “b” is transcribed as an apostrophe of softness ['] of the preceding consonant and [O], although when pronouncing the phoneme, iotization can be heard: broth [bul'on'n], pavilion [pav'il'o ´н], similar: postman, champignon, chignon, companion, medallion, battalion, guillotine, carmagnola, minion and others.

Phonetic analysis of words, when the vowels “Yu” “E” “E” “I” form 1 sound

According to the rules of phonetics of the Russian language, at a certain position in words, the designated letters give one sound when:

• sound units “Yo” “Yu” “E” are under stress after an unpaired consonant in hardness: zh, sh, ts. Then they represent phonemes:
• ё - [o],

e - [e],

• yu - [y].

Examples of online analysis by sounds: yellow [zho´lty], silk [sho´lk], whole [tse´ly], recipe [r'itse´pt], pearls [zhe´mch'uk], six [she´st '], hornet [she´rshen'], parachute [parashu´t];

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