Why heart attacks kill more women than men

According to a new study by the University of Ottawa University Heart Institute, women are more likely to die of heart failure than men.

Research authors wrote in a paper published on the Canadian medical journal on Monday: "There are sex differences in cardiac disease, performance and management risk factors."

In this study, it was revealed that between 2009 and 2014, 16.8% of women died within 14 years from men's diagnosis, within 1 year from the data of 90,000 heart failure patients .

Scientists also discovered that female patients are "older and weaker" than men in general. (According to Harvard 's report, the average age at which a woman first had a heart attack was 72 years, while that of a man was 65 years).

According to another report at Harvard University, since 1984, heart disease has caused women's deaths over the years than men. Researchers speculate that women with higher mortality rates are associated with older women than heart disease.

Harvard Medical School also revealed that women are more likely to develop "small vessel disease" than men. "The occlusion occurs not in large surface arteries that are difficult to detect but in small blood vessels in myocardium."

The authors of Ottawa's research hope that their research will promote further research on 'Healthy behavior, sex difference in drug therapy and quest for therapeutic response to improve women's treatment outcome'.

According to Harvard Health Press survey, the average age of male first heart attack is 65 years old. This statistic is due to the fact that men are much more likely to suffer from heart disease than women. Furthermore, heart attacks under 45 years old are only 4 to 10%, which seems like a mystery. There is a high possibility that men are suffering from heart disease, and it is unlikely that men under 45 years old suffer from a heart attack, and if Erica Garner is not only a female but also 27 years old, she is such a wonder Can you suffer from destiny? What?

Symptoms of heart attacks in women may differ slightly from men. Women are more vomitic than men and less likely to sweat as a symptom of a heart attack. A woman may not feel the chest pain clearly like a man. The most common part of female chest pain is neck, lower jaw or back. Thrombuses that cause strokes usually cause symptoms on the other side of the body and clog the brain. This may lead to blindness and blindness on one side of the face, arm or leg. Language problems may arise if the left side of the brain is affected. The affected people may not be able to speak or understand spoken words. Other symptoms of stroke include confusion, blurred vision, severe headache, or sudden unadjustable or loss of balance.

For men and women, heart disease kills most Americans every year. According to the American Heart Association, heart attacks that cause heart attacks and strokes are more common than all types of cancer. Stop smoking and eat low-fat diet and low sodium diet in order to reduce the risk. According to the Mayo Clinic, the Disease Control Center said that the main cause of fatal injuries between men and women is a car accident. Tighten your seatbelts, drive safely, do not mix alcohol with cars. And please prevent these accidents. Other causes of fatal accidents include addiction and falls