Kashmir’s Harsh Winter Brings Surge in Cardiovascular Emergencies

Kashmir's Harsh Winter Brings Surge in Cardiovascular Emergencies

Winter raises stroke, heart attack risks in Kashmir Srinagar, Nov 28: In Kashmir, one in three adults has hypertension and with temperatures plummeting across the Valley, medical experts are raising alarms about the rising risks of hypertension during the winter months, highlighting the need for regular monitoring and precautionary measures. Cardiologists spoke to shared their insights on how cold temperatures, lifestyle changes, and dietary habits during winter contribute to an increase in high blood pressure and related health complications. Senior cardiologist at Sher-e-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences (SKIMS), Soura, Dr Imran…

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Kashmir Cardiologist: Early Detection and Lifestyle Changes Key to Preventing Heart Disease

Kashmir Cardiologist: Early Detection and Lifestyle Changes Key to Preventing Heart Disease

Smoking, diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol levels (especially LDL), a family history of heart problems, stress, and unhealthy lifestyle choices are the main contributing factors of heart diseases: Dr Shawl Highlighting the global prevalence of heart disease as the leading cause of death, renowned Interventional Cardiologist, Dr Fayaz Shawl on Tuesday said that early recognition of heart attack symptoms and timely treatment can prevent heart attacks in Kashmir. While addressing a press conference at Paras Hospital Srinagar, Dr Shawl, who is currently holding the position of Director of Interventional…

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