Are you at risk of a heart attack? Learn the answer
Are you at risk of a heart attack? Learn the answer
Dr. Ashraf Reda, president of the Egyptian Association of atherosclerosis, asserts that heart attacks have increased in Egypt, especially with the increase in the proportion of smokers and the high cholesterol levels in many people.
The President of the Egyptian Society for the hardening of the arteries, signs that threaten the incidence of heart attacks in:
Smoking: 55% of smokers are the most likely to have heart attacks.
- Sugar: 40% of Egyptians and Egypt reached ninth place in the world.
- Obesity: 30% are overweight, which is the most dangerous.
- Age: Beginning from 40 years to beyond.
High blood pressure can cause long-term damage to the arteries.
- Lack of movement: Lack of exercise with idle helps to cause heart attacks, so you must change the lifestyle.
Reza added that the same crisis occurs when a person suffers from chest pains with shortness of breath and sweating, and is subject to a rapid heart rate for diagnosis and treatment before complications occur.
Are you at risk of a heart attack? Learn the answer
Dr. Ashraf Reda, president of the Egyptian Association of atherosclerosis, asserts that heart attacks have increased in Egypt, especially with the increase in the proportion of smokers and the high cholesterol levels in many people.
The President of the Egyptian Society for the hardening of the arteries, signs that threaten the incidence of heart attacks in:
Smoking: 55% of smokers are the most likely to have heart attacks.
- Sugar: 40% of Egyptians and Egypt reached ninth place in the world.
- Obesity: 30% are overweight, which is the most dangerous.
- Age: Beginning from 40 years to beyond.
High blood pressure can cause long-term damage to the arteries.
- Lack of movement: Lack of exercise with idle helps to cause heart attacks, so you must change the lifestyle.
Reza added that the same crisis occurs when a person suffers from chest pains with shortness of breath and sweating, and is subject to a rapid heart rate for diagnosis and treatment before complications occur.