Type 2 Diabetes - a silent Killer Disease in India

Type 2 Diabetes - a silent Killer Disease in India

When NHS health checks for aged between 40 and were introduced in England decade ago it was that they would prevent of heart attacks and The idea of for silent threats such high blood pressure or 2 Type 2 Diabetes diabetes and highlighting lifestyle factors like poor if you catch problems and intervene, the latest suggests it is not intended. In article published by BMJ Medicine.

Heart failure can have many different causes. Genetics can increase the likelihood of developing the condition, as can lifestyle factors such as diet, smoking and the lack of exercise. Sometimes there may be nothing you can do to stop heart failure, but there are often steps that can be taken to slow its onset and progression. This blog post will detail some of the most common risk factors for developing heart failure. Let's check in on Mr. J, a 72-year-old former construction worker: Mr. J has diastolic silent heart attack diabetes heart failure. Recall that diastolic heart failure is a condition where the left ventricle is unable to relax due to muscle stiffening and thickening. This means that the heart chamber is unable to fill with enough blood to meet the body's needs when it's pumped out of the heart. His heart failure was most likely caused by the stress his heart takes on from long-standing diabetes and high blood pressure. Diabetes can affect the heart due to the high blood glucose, which can damage blood vessels.

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