Women suffer more than men from cardiovascular disease

Women suffer more than men from cardiovascular disease

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Due to cardiovascular disease than women life.

Young women do not recognize heart attack symptoms.

The study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.

Lacked variation of symptoms in women and men.

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Women worldwide every year than any other health problem due to cardiovascular disease. That's because a study showed that women than men in hospitals for treatment of chest pain are less.

Cardio surgeon Dr. said the 55 women under the age of chest pain during a heart attack feels less, so the symptoms are more afraid of death than men.

The study of women's heart disease was published in the Journal of the American Medical Association. According to the researcher of the study, women why this happens, it can not be fully understood.

The identity of the young women that they can not have had a heart attack because they would not expect to find that they are likely to be a heart attack. Also, doctors do not recognize the symptoms in time, resulting in treatment is delayed.

The study covers 10 million people. Of these, 41.2 percent were women. It was a heart attack in women who were older than the men. Overall, nearly 58 percent of women compared to 70 per cent of men had experienced chest pain during a heart attack. With age in women and men lacked variation of symptoms.

Women before they are aware of the symptoms of heart disease can be life saving. Women who comes to heart attack symptoms seem like many of them - such as dizziness, fatigue or weakness, stomach or abdominal pain mysterious short of breath. Women who become life-threatening heart disease and to avoid the risk of information loss is necessary to have complete information about the steps.

To avoid heart disease, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes, smoking or a family history of heart disease should be aware of other risk factors.