North India Statesman
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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the estimated 17.9 million deaths occurred due to cardiovascular diseases (CVD) in 2016, which is 31% of the total deaths worldwide. WHO believes that 85% of these deaths occurred due to heart attack and stroke.
According to the US Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the heart attack creates discomfort between the chest or to the left. It lasts for more than a few minutes or keeps on coming. You may feel pressure, heaviness or pain due to this discomfort. You may also have weakness, dizziness or unconsciousness.
The American Heart Association (AHA) suggests that the symptoms of heart attack may vary in men and women. The most common symptoms in men are chest pain or discomfort, but women may also have other common symptoms. Some of these symptoms include sensation in the ears.
A strange symptom of a heart attack is called ‘Frank Sign’. It is a crease in the ear lobe that extends into the lobule from the tragus to the back of the anerrikal. It is named after Sanders T. Frank, who first saw the crease in patients suffering from chest pain and coronary artery obstruction. It is associated with heart pathology and is believed to be associated with coronary atherosclerosis.
Tobacco intake, alcohol consumption, sedentary lifestyle, stress, junk food etc. can increase the risk of heart attack. The best way to prevent or reduce the risk of heart attack is to adopt a healthy lifestyle. Eating light and clean diet, regular exercise, controlling stress and other health conditions can help reduce the possibility of development of heart diseases.
Tobacco intake, alcohol consumption, sedentary lifestyle, stress, junk food etc. can increase the risk of heart attack. The best way to prevent or reduce the risk of heart attack is to adopt a healthy lifestyle. Eating light and clean diet, regular exercise, controlling stress and other health conditions can help reduce the possibility of development of heart diseases.
CPR is an emergency process that is done on a person suffering from a heart attack or a cardiac arrest. It helps to maintain blood flow, beat the heart and restore a person suffering from cardiac arrest to restore the breath and heartbeat.
