If there are patients with diabetes then you are at risk of getting Cardiovascular Disease. In this case, you should continue doing the same checkup as the patients who have suffered heart attacks.
Those who have diabetes, they are more at risk of heart attack, say experts. Experts recommend changes in regular health checkups and lifestyles to avoid this situation. About 6.99 million people in India have diabetes and it is ranked 10th in the world suffering from this disease. In addition, 3.65 million people are battling prediabetic conditions.
Dr. RN Kalra, cardiologist, CEO of Kalra Hospital, said that "this Disease damaged blood vessels, which increases the risk of cardiovascular disease in the patient. Therefore, it is advisable that patients of diabetes should continue to check the risk of heart disease and continue doing regular routine checks like those with heart attack patients.
At the same time, Ajay Kumar Ajmani, a doctor of BKK Superspeciality Hospital, says that studies have proven that diabetic patients are at risk of heart disease at a young age. He explains, "A new study has also revealed that those who do not get diabetes detection are more at risk of a heart attack. Therefore, this danger can be avoided with a routine checkup.
Gynecologist Dr. Archana Dhawan Bajaj points out that in pregnant women, diabetes can lead to many problems like fetal heart failure, junior urinary defect. Many times it may end up destroying the fetus. He tells that there is a danger of heart failure in a sewer case. Doctors recommend that you change lifestyle in such a condition, walk at least 5 days 30 minutes brisk walk, take a healthy diet and leave smoking and drink.
