To this day, heart disease is increasing rapidly in Indian women. According to a research published in the Journal of the American of Cardiology, about 3 to 13 percent of women in India have coronary artery design (heart disease type). This ratio varies from age. This figure has increased by 300 percent in the last 20 years.
According to a research, Indian women receive a heart attack on average at 59. This age level is much lower than developed countries. Not only that, the rate of heart failure in 2000 was 1.1 percent, which reached 3.6 percent in 2015. This shows that it is imperative that women take timely examination and pay attention to the health of their own heart.
Symptoms of heart attacks in women are completely different from men. Men experience severe chest pain, while women have a complaint of stomach, waist or jaw pain. At the same time, there is a problem of asthma, fatigue, dizziness, nausea. These symptoms are often ignored as acidity, weakness or mental stress.
In Indian society, women have a tendency to ignore their health, and timely diagnosis is not done and the consequences are serious. Many times, women feel symptoms while maintaining their responsibilities in home, work and family, but they are ignored.
Symptoms of fatigue, stomach or chest inflammation, especially after 40 years, may be the forehead of the heart attack. In addition, the risk of heart disease increases if there is hypertension, diabetes or PCOS during pregnancy. Mental stress, lack of sleep, hormonal changes also affect the heart.
Importantly, if you experience such symptoms, do not ignore it. Women need to take regular examinations and take a serious look at their health, as timely treatment can save many lives.
