Infarcts do not appear overnight. Although their symptoms may occur suddenly, cardiovascular risk develops over the years and is closely related to factors such as smoking, eating, sedentary lifestyle, blood pressure, cholesterol, and other life habits. Therefore, prevention must begin long before the first warning signs appear.
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Infarcts do not appear overnight. Although their symptoms may occur suddenly, cardiovascular risk develops over the years and is closely related to factors such as smoking, eating, sedentary lifestyle, blood pressure, cholesterol, and other life habits. Therefore, prevention must begin long before the first warning signs appear.