Generally symptoms of a heart attack in people with diabetes

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How Does Diabetes Cause Heart Disease?
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• A new study suggests that people with diabetes
  are at a higher risk of developing heart disease,
  and those with a heart attack are at greater risk
  of death?
• High blood pressure is a risk factor for a
  cardiac disease but guess what? Another reason
  for creating it is diabetes. Diabetes is also a
  systemic problem that can affect your dementia to
  your heart and kidney disease etc.
• In this study doctors compared about 200,000
  people with a significant heart attack. They call
  them st-elevation heart attacks and compared it
  to 400,000 people who had a non-st elevation
  heart attack, and they realized that the ones who
  had diabetes had a much higher chance of dying
  from a disease from heart attacks.
• So, the idea is now a significant risk factor for
  people who are on the way to have heart disease
  and die from this diabetes.
• We learned from this that number one, you need to
  know your sugar level, and you need to control
  your diabetes. The best way to lose weight is
  because we're discussing type 2 diabetes, which
  is in countries like the US, it's diet effective.
  It's all in rich countries. 

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• Belly fat is one of the primary reasons why we
  have diabetes. Guess what, by losing weight, by
  adding exercise, it's a repetition again you can
  control your diabetes, and medication, insulin is
  there but try to do it yourself, that's the best
  way to control your diabetes.
• There are few leading cardiac diabetic
  PCD company in India. These companies produce
  good quality medicines for diabetes and
  heart-related problems. 

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What Are The Symptoms Of A Heart Attack In People
With Diabetes Generally? 

• Whenever we think about heart attacks, we get the
  classic symptoms. The classic symptoms of a heart
  attack include, 
• ? severe chest pain with a feeling of heaviness
  in the chest, which generally reduces to the left
  arm with a lot of sweating,
• ? breathlessness, and 
• ? the feeling of lightheadedness. 
• These are classic heart attack symptoms, and pain
  in the chest is an integral component of heart
  attack symptoms. 
• However, in diabetics, there is a decrease in
  pain perception, so because of that, generally,
  they may not experience this kind of classic
  symptom. The intensity of the pain may be much
  lesser in people with diabetes than people who do
  not have diabetes, and sometimes they may not
  perceive any pain at all, which can give rise to
  silent heart attacks.

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• In people with diabetes, sometimes, instead of
  these classic symptoms, there can be atypical
  symptoms like indigestion, lightheadedness, or
  mild discomfort in the throat. Many times, people
  who have diabetes perceive these very mild
  symptoms, and then they ignore these symptoms, so
  in people who have diabetes, heart attacks can
  have these kinds of atypical symptoms. 
• So, if there is any diabetic who experiences
  symptoms that they have not experienced any time
  in the past, they should consult a doctor to get
  a check-up because of the atypical symptoms that
  can happen in heart attacks in people with
  diabetes. 
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  disease, etc.

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What Is The Connection Between Diabetes And
Cardiovascular Disease?

• Mainly there is a connection between women's
  diabetes and cardiovascular disease for example,
  if a patient that you see is a very petite female
  young and goes to the doctor with chest pain, you
  would not guess somebody who would be having
  heart disease because when, we think of heart
  disease we picture somebody who is obese,
  somebody either very old or somebody who has a
  lot of other illnesses and anything, they
  probably have heart disease. 
• But when you see a young, thin petite looking
  woman in her late 30s and she comes with some
  chest pain to doctors, not only us even doctors
  don't think of heart disease the first thing,
  they think maybe she has got some emotional
  issues, or maybe she has some acid reflux, or
  maybe she heard her chest doing a workout in the
  gym. 
• But when doctors take a history, she tells them
  that she has had diabetes for 20 years, which
  changes the doctor's perspective entirely, though
  externally, she is a healthy-looking petite young
  woman whose body has been exposed to diabetes. 
• As we know, diabetes causes injury to the artery
  lining because these arteries have been injured
  over long periods. They're more likely to develop
  plaque in them and more likely to develop
  blockages in them. 

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• Suppose the doctor takes further history and
  finds that she also has a little bit of a
  cholesterol problem and bad cholesterol is not
  very high. Still, her good cholesterol is very
  low, which is also fundamental to understanding a
  person with diabetes. 
• Their total cholesterol may not be very high, but
  their breakdown of cholesterol may be very
  harmful to their cardiovascular health. That
  means that the excellent cholesterol may be
  below, and the bad cholesterol may be only
  slightly high. 
• But that good low cholesterol has a very negative
  effect on our body in developing heart disease.
  So, with those factors present, she would be
  tested, and she would have found heart disease,
  which Doctors can successfully treat with a
  standing.
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How Do Carbohydrates Affect Diabetes?

• Carbohydrates are an essential source of
  nutrition in our diet. Carbs can be divided into
  sugars, starches, and fiber sugars are simple
  carbohydrates easily and quickly broken down in
  the body to produce glucose, the molecule that we
  use as our body's fuel. 
• Starches are more complex carbohydrates that
  contain long strings of sugar molecules. Our
  bodies use enzymes to break down starches into
  usable glucose. As starches are more complex than
  sugars, it takes a bit longer to convert the
  nutrients into our body's fuel. Unlike sugars and
  starches, fiber can not be broken by the body's
  digestive system and does not provide any
  nutritional value.

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Conclusion

• Thus, diabetes is one of the significant risk
  factors which can cause heart disease. The
  arteries impair for an extended period due to
  diabetes. People with diabetes are more
  susceptible to heart disease than others.

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