Women are Suffering Heart attack: Due to changes in lifestyle and disturbances in daily routine, women are suffering from diseases at an early age which did not occur earlier.
Women at a young age due to hormonal protection Heart Attack The risk remains less. It is a different matter that after menopause this risk becomes equal to that of men.
The matter of concern here is that now the cases of heart attack in women are increasing rapidly, the main reasons for which are changing lifestyle, smoking and increasing stress.
Looking at this, it can be said that at present heart disease is no longer a problem of men only, but it is increasing rapidly in women also.
According to statistics, heart disease is becoming the leading cause of death among women, especially in developing countries like India. Heart experts say that the hormonal protection that protects women from heart attacks in youth decreases after menopause.
Along with this, habits like changes in lifestyle, lack of physical activities, wrong eating habits, and smoking further increase this risk. Additionally, the use of oral contraceptives is also creating a risk of heart attack in young women.
Doctors explain its symptoms and say that the symptoms of heart attack in women may be different from those of men.
While severe chest pain is common in men, in women this pain can be mild, which is often ignored. Additionally, symptoms such as shortness of breath, extreme fatigue, and stomach pain may also occur, which are usually not taken seriously.
For this, it is important to create awareness about heart disease among women, because its deficiency is a major problem among them.
Many women consider it a man's disease and do not pay attention to their health problems. Apart from this, due to family responsibilities, they do not give priority to their health, due to which the situation becomes serious.
There is a need to increase awareness among women to avoid heart disease. Along with this, the risk of this disease can be reduced by including regular health checkups, healthy diet, and exercise in the daily routine. It is also important to avoid smoking and alcohol.
Along with this, by paying attention to mental health, stress and depression (Stress and Depression) Can be avoided, which are considered important factors of heart disease.
