Congenital heart disease is a fault in one or multiple structures of the heart or blood vessels that exists since birth, due to certain issues during pregnancy as the fetus was developing.
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The cold winter months are known to significantly spike the risk of cardiovascular problems, heart failure, arrhythmia and even stroke. A study actually revealed a 31% jump in heart attacks during winter
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Sometimes you may feel like your heart is pounding too fast or too hard, or that you just skipped a beat. That means you had a heart palpitation.
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A surfeit of sugar can add to the risk of heart disease, either directly or indirectly. A diet high in sugar content can result in chronic inflammation, thus stressing the heart and damaging blood vessels and the nerves that control …
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So how do you know if you are obese? There are two critical parameters used to determine if your weight is linked to increased risk of heart disease. These are: body mass index (BMI) and waist circumference. BMI is calculated …
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Mrs Jaiswal couldn’t sleep. Her husband had spent a restless night tossing and turning in bed. He complained of a squeezing pain in his chest along with heaviness. Putting it down to indigestion, she gave him antacid. It didn’t help much, but he was feeling better in the morning and the incident was forgotten.
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Congenital heart defects are heart abnormalities present at birth. This is a problem that occurs as the baby’s heart is developing during pregnancy even before a baby is born.
A baby’s heart begins developing at conception but forms completely by eight weeks into pregnancy. Congenital heart defects happen during the first 8 weeks of the baby’s development.
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