In such cases, blood needs to be withdrawn to reduce hemoglobin levels. Dr. Khusrav Bhajan, an intensivist from Mumbai, stated this during the 22nd National Conference on Heart and Diabetes. The conference was held at the Kushabhau Thakre International Convention Center, where around 300 heart and diabetes specialists participated.
Rapid progress in life has left health behind. As a result, lifestyle-related diseases like diabetes, obesity, BP, and heart attacks are increasing rapidly. In India, people are prone to heart attacks 10 years earlier than in other countries due to a single factor, ‘S’, which stands for Saturated Fat, Sugar, Smoking, Stress, and Sleep.
Heart Attacks 10 Years Earlier Than Others
Rapid progress in life has left health behind. As a result, lifestyle-related diseases like diabetes, obesity, BP, and heart attacks are increasing rapidly. In India, people are prone to heart attacks 10 years earlier than in other countries due to a single factor, ‘S’, which stands for Saturated Fat, Sugar, Smoking, Stress, and Sleep.
Lack of Vitamin D
These days, people spend most of their time indoors, in air-conditioned offices and cars, and rarely venture out into the sun. This leads to a deficiency of Vitamin D, making them prone to diseases like heart disease, hypertension, and diabetes at a young age. It is essential to get a health check-up every 6 months after the age of 25, including tests for diabetes, kidney function, thyroid, and lipid profile.