Do consult your doctor if there is any sign of uncontrollable diabetes and symptom pointing towards a heart disease such as chest pain, difficulty in breathing, heaviness in chest or pain in arms jaw or neck. Diabetes significantly increases the risk of developing heart disease. However, by taking certain steps, you can reduce your risk of heart-related complications.
Managing diabetes goes hand in hand with protecting your heart. By following preventive measures, you can significantly reduce your risk of heart disease. Do consult your doctor if there is any sign of uncontrollable diabetes and symptom pointing towards a heart disease such as chest pain, difficulty in breathing, heaviness in chest or pain in arms jaw or neck.
Here are seven important tips shared by Dr Naveen Bhamri, Senior Director & HOD, Cardiology, Max Super Speciality Hospital, Shalimar Bagh to help prevent heart disease if you have diabetes. 1. Manage Your Blood Sugar Levels Effectively controlling your blood sugar levels is essential to prevent damage to your blood vessels and lower the risk of heart disease.
Persistently elevated blood sugar can harm your artery walls, allowing plaque to accumulate and obstruct blood flow. Regularly checking your glucose levels and keeping them within the recommended range can safeguard not just your heart, but also your overall well-being. 2.
Control Other Comorbidities and Risk Factors Besides diabetes, conditions such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and obes.
