newspaper "Sun" British people are more likely to be infected with heart attacks when it comes down the heat Significantly, during winter season.
The reason for the effect of cold on the heart:
- The Heart Health Research Authority in Great Britain explains that the cold forces the heart to make a greater effort to maintain warmth than palpation, as the heart rate increases.
- Tachycardia is one of the things that increase the risk of seizures.
- This risk increases among the elderly, as well as among those suffering from obesity or certain chronic diseases.
Medical advice for prevention:
- Experts recommend making sure you heat your home so the temperature doesn’t drop below 18 degrees Celsius.
- Prepare warm, healthy food and vitamin-rich drinks instead of consuming cold meals such as sandwiches.
- Do exercises to warm up your body, such as riding a stationary bike, and keep moving as much as possible.
- Wear sufficient protective clothing from the cold when going out indoors, such as wearing gloves, hats and the like.
Symptoms of a heart attack:
- Chest pain, feeling of considerable pressure and tightness.
- Feeling of pain in other areas of the body, as if the pain spreads from the chest to the arms, and often occurs in the left arm, abdomen, back and groin.
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- feeling dizzy
- respiratory difficulties.
- Feeling nauseous and tired.
- Cough.
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According to the British newspaper ‘The Sun’, people are becoming more susceptible to infections with heart attacks when it comes down the heat Significantly, during winter season.
The reason for the effect of cold on the heart:
- The Heart Health Research Authority in Great Britain explains that the cold forces the heart to make a greater effort to maintain warmth than palpation, as the heart rate increases.
- Tachycardia is one of the things that increase the risk of seizures.
- This risk increases among the elderly, as well as among those suffering from obesity or certain chronic diseases.
Medical advice for prevention:
- Experts recommend making sure you heat your home so the temperature doesn’t drop below 18 degrees Celsius.
- Prepare warm, healthy food and vitamin-rich drinks instead of consuming cold meals such as sandwiches.
- Do exercises to warm up your body, such as riding a stationary bike, and keep moving as much as possible.
- Wear sufficient protective clothing from the cold when going out indoors, such as wearing gloves, hats and the like.
Symptoms of a heart attack:
- Chest pain, feeling of considerable pressure and tightness.
- Feeling of pain in other areas of the body, as if the pain spreads from the chest to the arms, and often occurs in the left arm, abdomen, back and groin.
-
- feeling dizzy
- respiratory difficulties.
- Feeling nauseous and tired.
- Cough.
