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The Link Between Diabetes, Hypertension, and Heart Disease

1. The Link Between
Diabetes, Hypertension,
and Heart Disease

IGHNAHARTA HEART CARE AND Understanding the Connection for Better Heart Health
IMAGING CENTRE

2. The Interconnected Web of Lifestyle Diseases

Lifestyle diseases don't exist in isolation—they form a dangerous
network that amplifies cardiovascular risk. Understanding how
diabetes, hypertension, and heart disease interact is crucial for
prevention and management.

D Critical Statistic: Over 80% of heart disease patients also
have diabetes or high blood pressure

3. Understanding Diabetes

Type 1 & Type 2 Vascular Damage
Chronic conditions affecting High blood sugar damages
how your body processes blood vessel walls over time
blood sugar

Cardiac Impact

Prolonged exposure weakens heart function and increases
disease risk

4. Understanding Hypertension

High blood pressure occurs when the force of blood against artery walls
remains consistently elevated, straining your cardiovascular system.

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Chronic tension elevates pressure

Poor Diet

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High sodium and processed foods

Obesity

Excess weight increases cardiac workload

Genetics

Family history plays a role

5. Heart Disease Explained

What Is Heart Disease? 7 ‚Aorta
Superior —_ 7 Pulmonary
Heart disease encompasses conditions like coronary vena cava “ trunk

artery disease (CAD) and heart failure, where arteries \ nee ation
become clogged or damaged, restricting blood flow to
the heart.

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Early Warning Signs atrium
+ Chest pain or discomfort
* Shortness of breath N ventricle
+ Irregular heartbeat venta

* Fatigue and weakness

(a) The major coronary arteries

6. THE COMPL

Just a few of the factors that

connect diabetes to heart disease

The Triple Threat Connection

Diabetes and hypertension create a dangerous synergy that dramatically accelerates heart disease risk.

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High Blood Sugar

Glucose damages arterial walls, creating inflammation

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Damaged Arteries

Weakened vessels become stiff and narrow

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Elevated Blood Pressure

Heart works harder to pump through damaged vessels

Heart Strain

Chronic overwork leads to heart disease and failure

by: Ahmed Peterson

7. Common Symptoms to Watch For

Many symptoms appear gradually and can be silent, especially in diabetic patients. Early recognition is key.

A Fatigue

Persistent exhaustion despite rest

fa) Chest Pain

Pressure or discomfort in chest area

& Blurred Vision

Difficulty focusing or seeing clearly

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Shortness of Breath
Difficulty breathing during activity

Frequent Urination

Increased need to urinate, especially at night

Dizziness

Lightheadedness or balance issues

8. Prevention & Lifestyle
Management

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Healthy Eating

Low salt, low sugar, fiber-rich diet with whole grains, fruits, and
vegetables

Regular Exercise

Atleast 150 minutes

heart

moderate activity weekly to strengthen your

Stress Management

Practice relaxation techniques and prioritize quality sleep for recovery

Routine Checkups

Monitor blood pressure, blood sugar, and cholesterol levels regularly

9. Medical & Clinical Care

The Power of Early Intervention

Regular monitoring and professional care are essential for
managing interconnected conditions. Our multidisciplinary
team includes cardiologists, endocrinologists, and wellness
coaches working together for your health.

Available Diagnostic Tests

* ECG (Electrocardiogram)

+ ECHO (Echocardiogram)

* Lipid Profile

+ HbAïc (Blood Sugar Control)

« Stress Tests

10. i Email

vheartcaredhanori@gmailcom wwwyheartcare.com

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