Men More Likely to Die From Broken Heart Syndrome - Jordan News | Latest News From Jordan, MENA

Cardiologist Alejandro Meretta explained in his weekly column in Infobae en Vivo the details of the heart condition that affects women more, but is more deadly in men

Men More Likely to Die from Broken Heart Syndrome - Jordan News | Latest News from Jordan, MENA

A new study has found that "Broken Heart Syndrome", though more commonly diagnosed in women, may pose a greater risk of death and serious complications in men.

“Broken heart syndrome” is not just a poetic term for the painful experience of heartbreak, but a specific and potentially fatal condition that is medically classified. What’s more, it turns out that far more men die from “broken heart syndrome” than women.

Men Often Process Heartbreak Differently. Here’s What You Should Do to Get Over It

Heartbreak is a near-universal human emotion — but broadly speaking, many men seem to handle it differently than women do. When you think of someone feeling heartbroken and trying to cope after a breakup, your mind might go to a woman, sobbing, eating ice cream and texting all her friends. Because of the way we conceptualize emotions for men — which is to say, in a very narrow and stifling way — many people don’t fully recognize that men get t…

No, we don't talk about love sickness. This heart condition can arise in response to extreme physical or emotional stress situations.