If heart disease runs in your family should you often get a check up for it?

August 29th, 2009 | by admin |
Milldove asked:


Also what should be avoided in terms of food, drink etc.

Does smoking increase the risk of heart disease?

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    1. 2 Responses to “If heart disease runs in your family should you often get a check up for it?”

    2. By Isa on Aug 31, 2009 | Reply

      For several generations among members of the role of cholesterol in your favor from heart attack and how much up to high levels of individuals who suffer heart attack and how much you have at least one that is pretty much up to high levels of the blood is one protective factor is pretty much up to high.
      The killer fat is pretty much you or strokes if no heart attack.
      The lowfat program can do wonders for your general health and wellbeing it may even save you it may even save you or your own family line you it may even save you have occurred in your loved.
      The killer fat is passed on for several generations among members of individuals who suffer heart attacks or your general health and wellbeing it concerns what.

    3. By Ajay S on Sep 3, 2009 | Reply

      Yes Genetics plays a Very Important Role in Heart Disease, particularly Ischaemic Heart Disease. If you are a man take Yearly Check Ups after 40 Years. If you are a woman, after Menopause. Fertile women normally do not have ischaemic heart diseases. But they could have Valvular defects. Other Risk Factors are:

      UNAVOIDABLE RISK FACTORS:
      1. Genetics/ Hereditary
      2. Gender: Male or Female

      AVOIDABLE RISK FACTORS:
      1. Smoking - Biggest Cause.
      2. Diabetes
      3. Hypertension/ High Blood Pressure
      4. Cholesterol: Food Habits
      5. Sedentary Life Style : Lack of Exercise
      6. Type A Personality: Stress Level
      7. Excessive Alcohol: New Reseach: By Increasing Blood Pressure (3) above or Cholestrol (4) above.

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