The 35-year-old businessman is worried about his cardiovascular health after his brother passed away from a heart attack at age 55. The doctor assesses his risk factors, including family history, diet, exercise, stress levels, and smoking status. While the man's examinations are normal, the doctor explains he has an elevated risk due to factors like family history, smoking, and diet. The doctor provides recommendations to reduce his risk through a healthier lifestyle.
The Everything Guide to Preventing Heart Disease: All you need to know to lower your blood pressure, beat high cholesterol, and stop heart disease in its tracks
The 35-year-old businessman is worried about his cardiovascular health after his brother passed away from a heart attack at age 55. The doctor assesses his risk factors, including family history, diet, exercise, stress levels, and smoking status. While the man's examinations are normal, the doctor explains he has an elevated risk due to factors like family history, smoking, and diet. The doctor provides recommendations to reduce his risk through a healthier lifestyle.
The 35-year-old businessman is worried about his cardiovascular health after his brother passed away from a heart attack at age 55. The doctor assesses his risk factors, including family history, diet, exercise, stress levels, and smoking status. While the man's examinations are normal, the doctor explains he has an elevated risk due to factors like family history, smoking, and diet. The doctor provides recommendations to reduce his risk through a healthier lifestyle.
The 35-year-old businessman is worried about his cardiovascular health after his brother passed away from a heart attack at age 55. The doctor assesses his risk factors, including family history, diet, exercise, stress levels, and smoking status. While the man's examinations are normal, the doctor explains he has an elevated risk due to factors like family history, smoking, and diet. The doctor provides recommendations to reduce his risk through a healthier lifestyle.
BECAUSE HE IS WORRIED THAT HE MAY HAVE A HEART PROBLEM. HIS BROTHER DIED RECENTLY AT THE AGE OF 55. HE IS ASKING FOR ADVICE OF THE RISKS TO HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM. TASKS: ASSESS RISK FACTORS COUNSEL ACCORDINGLY Im sorry that your brother passed away recently. I know that it is hard. Assess risk factors: ROS:Chest pain, palpitation, sob, le edema, calf pain Appetite and weiht chanes: !aterworks and bowel motion Obstructi"e sleep apnea Risk #actors: $iet: what kind of food you eat !hat is your le"el of e%ercise& SA$ and 'uantify how much and how lon Any (ast medical condition like diabetes, hypertension, stroke, peripheral "ascular disease or intermittent claudication, checked blood lipids before )ow is you *ob like& + is it a stressful one #amily history , - brother died of hear attach (.: /0I #ull cardio"ascular e%amination + carotid bruits 1ook for sins of atherosclerosis 2anthelasma, arcus sinelis, In"estiations: #/., 34., /S1 lipid profile, serum uric acid 5#5s, .C6 Stress test 5hallium test + radionuclide scan of the heart if the patient can do stress test All the in"estiations are normal. I could not fine and abnormality in physical e%amination.. /ut because you ha"e certain risk factors which are smokin, family history, diet, alcohol. Stress, 7ou are a bit on a hiher risk than the eneral population. !e can do a lot to reduce this risk factors I could i"e you a flier about this + described in 8ational )eart foundation Australia Smokin + aim is complete cessation of smokin, I will arrane another appointment for this 8utrition + healthy diet + lots of "eetables and fruits less fat Alcohol + up to 9 standard drinks for : days a week (hysical acti"ity + find sometime to e%ercise ;<mins for : days a week /risk walkin, *oin, cyclin, swimmin /ody weiht + /0I should be =>.: ,9: 1ipids should be in the normal rane + accd to uideline diet alone or diet with medication /( ?=@<AB< #/S + @,CmmolA1 )bA=c ?Dmmol Rela%ation techni'ues + "acation, meditation, yoa, massae
The Everything Guide to Preventing Heart Disease: All you need to know to lower your blood pressure, beat high cholesterol, and stop heart disease in its tracks