Heart-related deaths among young people in India are increasing rapidly. It's important to take extra precautions to detect unauthorised changes and seek medical advice.
CHEST PAIN OR DISCOMFORT
Chest pain, tightness, or discomfort especially during physical activity could be a sign of underlying heart disease and needs to be evaluated in early stages.
SHORTNESS OF BREATH
When there is trouble breathing or even feeling out of breath for no reason other than fatigue, it might be an indication that the heart fails to perform its regulatory role and this should be further investigated medically.
PALPITATIONS OR IRREGULAR HEARTBEAT
The rate of the pace and emotional sensitivity was quite low. The occurrence of fluttering sensations or irregular heartbeat patterns may be an indication that arrhythmias and other cardiovascular illnesses necessitate evaluation by a healthcare provider.
SWELLING IN THE LEGS, FEET, OR ANKLES
Edema of the lower extremities for no apparent reason may suggest heart failure or any other circulatory problem and should be watched over by a physician.
UNEXPLAINED WEIGHT GAIN
When the body ‘swells’ or gets enlarged for shortness of breath, this might also result from fluid retention as a sign that they have been caused by heart problems and so; such gains in weight occur overnight or within just days.
NAUSEA AND INDIGESTION
Persistent nausea, indigestion or discomfort in the upper abdominal area, especially if associated with other symptoms and their strong persistence should be attributed to a pathology of the cardiovascular system.
DIZZINESS OR FAINTING SPELLS
Heart-related problems such as frequent dizziness, lightheadedness or fainting spells especially when overdoing result in prescriptions from medical experts.
FAMILY HISTORY OF HEART DISEASE
People with inherited forms of heart disease or early cardiac events are at risk, and they should get regular monitoring as well as preventive action in their healthcare.
CONCLUSION
By being aware of the warning signs and knowing what to be careful about, we can take steps to prevent such tragedies and ensure a healthy future for ourselves and our loved ones.