Risk Factors
Diet and Nutrition
Prevention
Diagnosis
Signs and symptoms
Chest pain: A common symptom of heart disease, often indicating a blocked artery. Shortness of breath: Difficulty breathing during activities may signal underlying heart issues.
Palpitations: Noticeable irregular heartbeats can be a warning sign of cardiovascular problems. Fatigue: Unusual tiredness could indicate a weakened heart muscle or other heart-related issues.
High blood pressure: Consistently elevated levels increase the risk of heart disease. Smoking: Tobacco use is a major contributor to cardiovascular issues, damaging arteries.
Obesity: Excess body weight strains the heart and increases the likelihood of heart disease. Genetic predisposition: A family history of heart disease increases the likelihood of developing cardiovascular issues.
Low-sodium diet: Reducing salt intake helps control blood pressure and supports heart health. Fruits and vegetables: Rich in antioxidants and fiber, they support overall cardiovascular health
Regular exercise: Engaging in physical activity strengthens the heart and improves circulation. Routine check-ups: Regular medical screenings can detect and prevent potential heart issues early.
ECG: An electrocardiogram measures heart activity to detect irregularities. Blood tests: Check for cholesterol and enzyme levels to assess heart health.
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