Corona infection and heart attack, can there be sudden death after years?
There have been many incidents of death due to heart related disease in India in the last one year. Videos of people suddenly having heart attacks while sitting, dancing, exercising have come to the fore.
It is seen in the video that people suddenly fall due to heart attack and they die. Some people have also come to the fore of having heart related diseases. Some such cases that have come up recently are-
- 46 year old Kannada actor Puneeth Rajkumar suffers heart attack.
- 41 year old TV actor Siddharth Shukla suffered a heart attack.
- Heart attack of 59-year-old comedian Raju Srivastava while exercising in the gym.
A 21-year-old boy fell on the stage while dancing in Jammu and Kashmir. He had a heart attack and died. - A 35-year-old man died of a heart attack while playing Garba in Mumbai.
- Last week, a 33-year-old gym trainer fell unconscious while sitting. He died of a heart attack.
Although there is no evidence of any of these cases being linked to Kovid, but some people are seeing the heart attack as an effect of the corona epidemic.
At present, the cases of corona infection in India have reduced significantly, but doctors have been warning about its far-reaching effects in the past.
In such a situation, do you know what is the relation between corona infection and heart diseases? At the same time, how does the vaccine also affect.
what does spanish flu reveal
After the Spanish flu of 1918, scientific literature of the time reported rare cases of brain fog and persistent fatigue. Brain fog means there is a delay in the thinking process of the person. He finds it difficult to remember and concentrate. Both these symptoms have also been seen in Kovid-19.
But, apart from the general symptoms of the Spanish flu, it also had some far-reaching effects. After this, cases of heart attack were seen continuously. Between 1940 and 1959, there was such a wave of heart attack cases that shook the whole world.
It was very strange to see so many cases of heart attack and it was difficult to explain it. But, today we know that the flu pandemic was the cause. In a way, this virus left a time bomb in the cured people. He was not completely healthy even after recovering.
Men were particularly affected by these heart-related diseases as happened in the flu pandemic and Kovid-19. The possible reason for this was given that in 1918 this problem has been seen later due to abnormal immune response in men of 20 to 40 years.
At the same time, it was revealed that being infected with the 1918 flu virus before birth could increase the risk of heart diseases after 60 years.
Later studies found that influenza virus infection increases the development of atherosclerotic plaques. These plaques get deposited in the blood vessels and the blood flow gets obstructed. This can lead to a heart attack. At the same time, due to damage to the endothelium present in the blood vessels, plaques are also formed and the risk of heart attack increases.
Corona epidemic and heart diseases
Data gathered in the early months of the pandemic suggest that there has been an increase in heart-related problems after infection with the corona virus.
Due to this, diseases like heart failure, myocardial damage, arrhythmias and acute coronary syndrome have started increasing.
