Did you know that heart disease is the leading cause of death in Malaysia for both men and women?
Those who have the conditions listed below should pay attention to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Uncontrolled blood pressure can affect the heart and lead to heart disease.
Diabetes is a condition when blood glucose is too high.
High cholesterol level increases the risk of plaque formation, forcing your heart to pump harder.
Obesity means you have excess fat in your body. Excess weight usually worsens health conditions.
One of the ways to live a healthy lifestyle is to have a healthy diet. Having a healthy diet would prevent obesity, high blood pressure and uncontrolled diabetes.
Hence, it is important to live a healthy lifestyle that would reduce the risk of heart disease.
You can also maintain a healthy lifestyle by maintaining the following behaviours.
Physical inactivity may cause you to have high blood pressure, diabetes, and obesity.
Excess consumption of alcohol also may increase the risk of getting heart disease and increase blood pressure. Besides, alcohol also contains a fatty substance called triglyceride which may increase the risk for heart disease.
Genetic factors may contribute to high blood pressure and heart disease. Heredity following an unhealthy lifestyle would compound the risk of getting heart disease.
The risk of getting heart disease also increases as you age.
If you fall in the high-risk category of getting heart disease, you should focus on maintaining a healthy lifestyle and talk to your doctor.
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Study has found that for children with diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), hypertension is a common phenomenon.
Researchers gathered 1,258 patients who had sufficient haemodynamic data for the present analysis while using data from the Paediatric Emergency Care Applied Research Network. Out of these, 12.2 percent had documented hypertension at presentation.
In under 2 hours, hypertension were resolved quickly in 36 children and for 118 episodes, hypertension lasted for 2 hours. During DKA treatment, the blood pressure was normal at baseline in 196 patients but progressed to hypertension during DKA treatment. Developed at any time during DKA, the resulting overall rate of hypertension was at 27.8 percent.
The median duration of hypertension was 4.0 hours and at presentation, correlated with more severe acidosis and stage 2 or 3 acute kidney injury. On the contrary, at baseline, lower glucose levels or glucose-corrected sodium concentrations were associated with hypertension at presentation.
Lower scores on the Glasgow Coma Scale and more severe acidosis correlated with the development of hypertension at any point during DKA. Severe acidosis, stage 2 acute kidney injury, and younger patient age are also directly correlated with hypertension severity.
The researchers stated that a central mechanism may be involved in causing abnormal haemodynamic regulation with the development of hypertension during DKA treatment and the association of hypertension with altered mental status.
They also added that it is necessary to better understand relationships of regional cerebral blood flow abnormalities during DKA is necessary and how these relate to life-threatening cerebral injuries in some children.
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