GET AWARE MAKE AWARE CELEBRATING WORLD HEART DAY

It is estimated that, worldwide, every year 17,900,000 people die from heart problems. Number of people who are suffering from cardiac diseases in India is increasing day by day. And amongst them, majority of the people are getting affected with coronary heart disease.

“Today western culture has become a part & parcel of our daily life. Consuming high cholesterol foods, coloured soda drinks, contaminated vegetables, fruits, grains and pollution, are the prime reasons behind Heart Diseases. People who take high-protein diet without proper physical activity, becomes overweight and it eventually leads to high blood pressure and heart diseases”, said Dr. Gopichand Mannam, Consultant Cardio Thoracic Surgeon, Star Hospitals, Hyderabad

Until 1940, China topped the list of people with highest number of heart diseases in the world. Now, unfortunately its India. Owing to the occupational stress and over ambitious nature, the occurrence of heart disease is high among the people aged between 35-45.

Because of the lack of awareness and understanding of Heart Diseases, people usually ignore core symptoms such as heart palpitations, chest pain, sweating & stress. Many of them correlate chest pain with gastric problem. You should consult your doctor immediately to avoid serious consequences.

PREVENTIVE MEASURES

Eat healthy food

Prefer organic vegetables and fruits grown in traditional ways

Allocate one hour per day for fitness activities like exercise / yoga etc

Avoid smoking, chewing tobacco and drinking alcohol

Get control on high blood pressure, high cholesterol, high stress

Get complete health check-up at least once a year

Don't neglect, give up bad habits& acquire the good ones. Bring changes to your lifestyle from today and ensure your heart’s well-being. For further details contact-9573582082

This World Heart Day, let’s take an initiative to spread the good word amongst our family, friends, fellow workers and contribute towards creating a better world

Book Appointment: Dr. Gopichand Mannam, Consultant Cardio Thoracic Surgeon, Star Hospitals, Hyderabad