Monday 11/Aug/2025 – 10:05 AM
Indian cardiologist Dmitry Yaranov warned of the great changes that occur to blood pressure and heart health in women during their different life, from the twenties to the age of sixty, stressing that most women do not notice these changes until it is too late.
Blood pressure changes in women across the age stages may threaten the heart
According to the Hindistan Times, Yaranov explained that a woman’s blood pressure is not fixed, and that hormonal changes, pregnancy, and menopause play a major role in influencing the health of the heart.
The doctor pointed out that blood pressure may begin to rise since the twenties and thirties, which raises the risk of heart disease early, while complications of pregnancy, such as pregnancy, ping a pregnancy and pregnancy poisoning, a long -term risk of cardiovascular health.
He also pointed out that the stage of menopause is a decrease in the hormone estrogen, which leads to vascular stiffness and high blood pressure, while women after sixty become more vulnerable than men to high pressure, as the incidence of women after menopause in the United States reaches 75%.
Yaranov emphasized that high blood pressure is one of the most prominent risk factors that cause heart disease and stroke in women, calling for periodic follow -up to pressure measurements, consulting doctors to assess risks and develop preventive plans to maintain heart health.
