Corona responsible for more deaths from heart disease..!?

Doctors say that poor lifestyle, COVID-induced changes in the body, and stress contribute to heart problems. Heart-related diseases have increased rapidly in the last few years. heart attacks can be seen in adults, children, and young adults regardless of age. Doctors say that poor lifestyle, changes induced by COVID-19 infection in the body, and stress contribute to increased heart problems. Senior cardiologist Dr Ranjan Sharma says understanding the causes and prevention of heart disease is very important in this situation. Speaking about this, he said that heart disease occurs frequently in developing countries like India. Over time, the prevalence of obesity, hypertension, and diabetes increases, increasing sudden cardiac deaths.
Diabetes is more frequent due to our geographical and genetic factors and increased urbanization. diabetes promotes high blood pressure and obesity. It is important to note that increased caloric consumption, sedentary lifestyle, and stress have increased the risk of developing heart diseases in young people between 25 and 50 years of age. In developed countries, the incidence of heart disease has decreased due to increased awareness and regular exercise. We are seeing a high incidence of heart problems in the youth, which has a serious impact on the economic stability of the country. A healthy life requires awareness and knowledge.Physical activity should be introduced at an early age to ensure a healthy childhood. Not only schools, and colleges but also workplaces should teach their employees how to live a healthy lifestyle. Calorie intake and daily exercise can have a significant impact. So do not ignore the early symptoms of any heart problem and consult a doctor immediately.” Similarly, Suvro Banerjee, a famous cardiologist, said, “India is not paying much attention to non-communicable diseases but is more concerned about communicable diseases. Now, non-communicable diseases like diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart problems are on the rise. While both communicable and non-communicable diseases are declining abroad, it is on the rise in India.” He said. Explaining why young people have more heart problems, he said: After Corona, young people face thickening of arteries. Some statistics suggest that there is a 30 percent increase in heart disease in both young adults and adults. But Covid is not the only major factor. Another big factor is lifestyle like exercise, stress, and less time for fast food. There is also a maladaptive stress response.
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Sowmiya Sriram

30/09/2023 11:44 AM