Jaipur: During a cardiologist conference by SMS Hospital’s cardiologists, a visiting cardiologist from America emphasised that jealousy can be considered one of the contributing factors to heart disease.
Dr Sanjeev Gupta from New York said, “Individuals who experience jealousy towards others may have a heightened vulnerability to heart diseases. The sympathetic nervous system buckles under the stress of jealousy, quickening the heart and spiking blood pressure.”
Experts from India and other parts of world have convened in Jaipur for a two-day National Heart Conference ‘CSI Cardiac Prevent-23’ from Saturday.
He said, “A person being unhealthy means that you are stressed, always angry, jealous of others, hyper competitive with others, then during this time some negative hormones like epinephrine, norepinephrine and cortisol are released in your body, which affects your heart. In such a situation, along with physical health, attention should also be given to moral health.”
Organising chairman of the conference, senior professor (cardiology) SMS Hospital Dr SM Sharma said that more than 700 doctors from across the country are participating in the conference which was inaugurated by Governor Kalraj Mishra.
Secretary Dr Deepak Maheshwari said that more than 40 scientific sessions were held on the first day in which senior faculty presented the research done on their respective subjects. tnn
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Dr Sanjeev Gupta from New York said, “Individuals who experience jealousy towards others may have a heightened vulnerability to heart diseases. The sympathetic nervous system buckles under the stress of jealousy, quickening the heart and spiking blood pressure.”
Experts from India and other parts of world have convened in Jaipur for a two-day National Heart Conference ‘CSI Cardiac Prevent-23’ from Saturday.
He said, “A person being unhealthy means that you are stressed, always angry, jealous of others, hyper competitive with others, then during this time some negative hormones like epinephrine, norepinephrine and cortisol are released in your body, which affects your heart. In such a situation, along with physical health, attention should also be given to moral health.”
Organising chairman of the conference, senior professor (cardiology) SMS Hospital Dr SM Sharma said that more than 700 doctors from across the country are participating in the conference which was inaugurated by Governor Kalraj Mishra.
Secretary Dr Deepak Maheshwari said that more than 40 scientific sessions were held on the first day in which senior faculty presented the research done on their respective subjects. tnn
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Cardiologists are urging people to be aware of early signs of heart issues and to undergo regular check-ups to monitor their heart health. Ignoring symptoms such as heartburn can be dangerous, and individuals with risk factors should take extra precautions. The number of heart-related cases is increasing, even among young people, and stress is considered a significant factor. Regular health check-ups, especially for those with multiple risk factors, are crucial for early diagnosis and prevention. Adopting a healthy lifestyle is also advised.
Cardiologists are urging people to be aware of early signs of heart issues and to undergo regular check-ups to monitor their heart health. Ignoring symptoms such as heartburn can be dangerous, and individuals with risk factors should take extra precautions. The number of heart-related cases is increasing, even among young people, and stress is considered a significant factor. Regular health check-ups, especially for those with multiple risk factors, are crucial for early diagnosis and prevention. Adopting a healthy lifestyle is also advised.
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To mark World Heart Day, IMA Chandigarh organized an awareness talk on preventing heart diseases and taking care of patients. They have launched a community outreach program and a website to educate the public. Former IMA president Dr R S Bedi outlined initiatives required to improve health services. In other news, a marathon was organized to support children with cancer and heart diseases. IMA called off a statewide strike in response to increased security measures. Health experts in Patna report an increase in young adults developing heart disease due to lifestyle factors.
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Health experts in Patna have reported an alarming increase in the number of young patients, aged between 20 to 40 years, seeking treatment for heart ailments. Factors such as inactivity, stress, insomnia, smoking, drinking, diabetes, hypertension, and obesity are contributing to the rise. The All India Institute of Medical Sciences in Patna revealed that young patients are presenting with symptoms such as chest pain, breathlessness, and palpitations, and some have even required surgeries. Experts advise improving lifestyle habits to maintain a healthy heart.
Health experts in Patna have reported an alarming increase in the number of young patients, aged between 20 to 40 years, seeking treatment for heart ailments. Factors such as inactivity, stress, insomnia, smoking, drinking, diabetes, hypertension, and obesity are contributing to the rise. The All India Institute of Medical Sciences in Patna revealed that young patients are presenting with symptoms such as chest pain, breathlessness, and palpitations, and some have even required surgeries. Experts advise improving lifestyle habits to maintain a healthy heart.
