Senior cardiologist Dr Dinesh Raj expressed concern about the increasing cases of heart attacks among young persons, especially post-Covid. They suggested a possible connection between the pandemic and this dangerous trend.
कोरोना के बाद युवाओं में हार्ट अटैक के मामलों में बढ़ोतरी, राजकोट में 24 घंटों में 5 और लोगों की मौत
It is being said that Covid has weakened the hearts of people. And this is the reason why people are having more heart attacks. Youth are also becoming its victims. Concern has increased due to increase in cases of heart attacks among youth in Rajkot. 5 more people have tragically died here in the last 24 hours.
The rising numbers are a matter of concern for health professionals and the community. Rashid Khan, 34, a resident of Khokhaddal town near Rajkot, was found unconscious on Monday morning. Khan was immediately taken to Rajkot Civil Hospital, where doctors said he died of a heart attack. Rashid Khan was originally from Uttar Pradesh. He worked as a laborer and was the youngest of 8 siblings.
Senior cardiologist Dr Dinesh Raj expressed concern about the increasing cases of heart attacks among young persons, especially post-Covid. They suggested a possible connection between the pandemic and this dangerous trend. The doctor said that high blood pressure is increasing among the youth due to stressful lifestyle.
Similarly, 21-year-old Dhara Parmar fainted and died of suspected cardiac arrest at her residence. At the same time, 30-year-old Vijay Sanket, who was working as a cook in a factory in GIDC Metoda, also fainted and died. The cause of death is believed to be heart attack.
In another incident, Rajesh, 45, a resident of Kotharia town on the outskirts of Rajkot, suffered a sudden heart attack at his farm around 10 am on October 2. He was declared dead on reaching Rajkot Civil Hospital.
Lalit Parihar, a 35-year-old resident of Nepal, who worked as a security guard at a residential apartment in Rajkot, tragically collapsed at home and is believed to have died of a heart attack before reaching the hospital.
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