Famous as being 'ruthless' and 'short tempered' our teacher of History, always made us students wonder if she had a heart, We actually would make humorous statements guaranteeing each other that for sure, she was, never-on-earth, going to suffer from any heart-problem, well, you have to have a heart for that , don't you? The day we went to collect our results, I was topping in History, rushed down to the Staff, where I expected to proudly show off my ever-serious-teacher, that finally I had accepted her challenge!! It was a shocking news I was confronted with, my teacher had been under hospitalization since the last 15 days, where she was recovering from a severe heart-attack(In French attaque cardiaque)! The news was like a jolt from the sky, that made me miss several heart-beats. All the excitement went up in flames, I rushed back home to give my mother the news, she too was more concerned about the well-being of the one I had secretly labeled my role-model. As I sat at my PC, decided to hunt for all possible information that was available regarding the cardiovascular diseases, associated with the human heart.
What on earth is cardiovascular disease?
Though it may sound like a single disease, cardiovascular disease is in fact a group of over 60 disorders of the heart or the blood vessel-system within the entire body of a person. Its most common forms identified include- high blood pressure, heart disease and stroke. Treating it would involve medication, lifestyle changes or special other procedures.
Commonly, CVD refers to the diseases affecting the entire human body. Supposedly, the human heart that pumps blood through the circulatory system, includes the arteries, capillaries and the veins, that carry oxygen and nutrient rich blood from the heart and lungs to all the parts of the body. Veins carry blood that has been depleted of oxygen and nutrients . Cardiovascular disease(In French insuffisance cardiaque) was earlier concluded as being only a man's disease in reality, it is the number-one killer of women in the United States, where it is responsible for 1 in 2 deaths; breast cancer being responsible for 1 in 23. However, it is not possible to have only one list of risk factors for the disease in women. It all depends on the type of disease, depending on several factors as the age, family history, ethnicity, cholesterol levels, hypertension, blood pressure.
What are the cardiovascular symptoms affecting the heart?
Mostly, in women there is no chest pain experienced by the men; shortness of breath has identified as a major symptom, including other major cardiovascular symptoms such as being obese, most importantly the blood pressure has to be kept in check by reducing hypertension.
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