These two seemingly simple health issues in youth can multiply your heart risk later
With high stress levels and neglected lifestyle, you’d think that high
blood pressure and unregulated cholesterol is fast becoming a common
health phenomena. Right? While what you are thinking may partially be
true, what isn’t in line is people expecting it to be so common, that it
ceases to be dangerous. A new study reveals that for those who fail to effectively manage it
in their initial years are able to fight off coronary heart issues later
in life. The study analysed more than 36,000 people.
According to one of the lead researchers, young adulthood is a crucial
period, when health issues like high blood pressure and cholesterol are
extremely harmful. However, those who learn to maintain a healthy
lifestyle to combat them have substantial health benefits throughout
their life.
The researcher also highlighted the issues of why young adults mostly
fail to get diagnosed on time, which makes it difficult to handle the
problems.
Talking about the risks, the authors of the study stated that elevated levels of bad cholesterol or low density lipoprotein in young adulthood raises heart disease risk by 64 per cent. And a continued high systolic blood pressure, which is the pressure experienced in the arteries when heart muscles contract, and diastolic blood pressure, the pressure when the heart rests between heart beats, were linked to increased risk of heart failure by 37 and 21 per cent respectively.
While high BP and high cholesterol were not independently linked to the risk of stroke in young adults, however, raised levels of systolic and diastolic played a role in predicting the risk of stroke.
Those who have a genetic predisposition to the two health conditions need more monitoring and may also require them to take lipid lowering drugs and cholesterol lowering drugs. It may not be resolved completely simply with diet and exercise.
Talking about the risks, the authors of the study stated that elevated levels of bad cholesterol or low density lipoprotein in young adulthood raises heart disease risk by 64 per cent. And a continued high systolic blood pressure, which is the pressure experienced in the arteries when heart muscles contract, and diastolic blood pressure, the pressure when the heart rests between heart beats, were linked to increased risk of heart failure by 37 and 21 per cent respectively.
While high BP and high cholesterol were not independently linked to the risk of stroke in young adults, however, raised levels of systolic and diastolic played a role in predicting the risk of stroke.
Those who have a genetic predisposition to the two health conditions need more monitoring and may also require them to take lipid lowering drugs and cholesterol lowering drugs. It may not be resolved completely simply with diet and exercise.
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