Heart disease is a significant threat to women's health, and understanding its gender-specific risks is essential for prevention and early intervention. By recognizing these risks, being vigilant about heart health, and working closely with healthcare providers, women can take proactive steps to reduce their risk of heart disease and enjoy longer healthier lives.
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Introduction: The heart is the vital organ of the body because it supplies blood all over the body. If the heart isn’t able to pump the blood to the whole body, it will make choices that affect the whole body’s function, which means any issue in the heart is very risky. Congestive heart failure (CHF) is a potentially fatal and chronic condition caused by a weakened or damaged heart. As a result, the heart is unable to efficiently circulate blood throughout the body. The kidneys may filter out less fluid because they receive less blood. As a result, the body…
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INTRODUCTION: Blood is very essential for the body because it circulates in every organ and plays a vital role in giving oxygen to every cell. What if the blood has any kind of infection? As a whole, it will negatively impact every organ of the body. Blood-related disorders are life-threatening because they adversely affect the performance of every organ. Noncancerous blood diseases, in general, are ailments that impact your blood cells and platelets and create problems such as increasing your chances of getting a blood clot. A blood clotting disorder is Factor V Leiden, an inherited blood disorder. Because your…