Cigarettes are bad, causing lung damage and heart attacks.
Feb 14, 2024 1:56:17 GMT -5
Post by habibkhan11 on Feb 14, 2024 1:56:17 GMT -5
dr.-Charttanong-e1652156187236.jpg Cigarettes are bad, causing lung damage and heart attacks. Cigarettes contain more than 100 substances that are bad for the body. It causes many different diseases. The longer you smoke, the more it will increase. In particular, the heart and lungs are organs that are greatly damaged by cigarettes. Be aware of the dangers of cigarettes: don't start smoking, or if you've already smoked, quit immediately. In addition, checking the health of the heart and lungs every year is an important matter that must be paid attention to. Dr. Chattanong Yodwut, cardiologist Bangkok Heart Hospital said that for people who are currently smoking or have smoked for an average period of more than 30 years and more than 1 pack per day (or equal to 30 pack-years or pack-years) between the ages of 55 - 75 years or who have smoked for a period of The average time is more than 20 years, along with other factors such as genetics.
There is a high risk of lung cancer. The free radicals produced by cigarette Austria Telemarketing Data smoke are important factors that destroy the protective structure of blood vessels. cause blood vessels to deteriorate Especially the blood vessels that go to various important organs of the body, such as the brain blood vessels. coronary artery disease, etc., including making the arterial walls hard Leads to chronic coronary artery disease. Acute myocardial ischemia Stroke Leg pain from peripheral artery stenosis Aneurysm of the abdominal aorta, etc., especially when puffing out cigarette smoke. People who breathe cigarette smoke are exposed to these substances on a par with people who smoke. There are two types of symptoms that can be observed when smoking affects the heart: acute symptoms From a narrowed or blocked blood vessel, such as sudden chest pain, palpitations, and symptoms that gradually occur.
From the formation of tartar in the arteries, such as fatigue, chest pain, tightness in the chest, lack of energy, etc., from doing various activities such as exercise. Walking up the stairs, walking, etc. In addition, the toxins in cigarettes also stimulate high blood pressure. People who smoke have high blood pressure many times more than people who don't smoke. Especially high blood pressure in young people who do not have genetics is now more common. When high blood pressure increases, it increases the risk of atherosclerosis in various organs. In addition, people who smoke a lot and smoke at a young age are found to have a higher incidence of atherosclerosis than the general population. Dr. Phadungkiat Tangpiroontham Thoracic surgery, specialized in endoscopic lung surgery Bangkok Heart Hospital said that because smoking is comparable to inhaling PM 2.5 dust into the body. When the cigarettes smoked affect the lungs, including asthma, emphysema, both initial and severe stages. You may have symptoms of acute dyspnea. It can also cause emphysema, ruptured lungs, and leaky lungs.
There is a high risk of lung cancer. The free radicals produced by cigarette Austria Telemarketing Data smoke are important factors that destroy the protective structure of blood vessels. cause blood vessels to deteriorate Especially the blood vessels that go to various important organs of the body, such as the brain blood vessels. coronary artery disease, etc., including making the arterial walls hard Leads to chronic coronary artery disease. Acute myocardial ischemia Stroke Leg pain from peripheral artery stenosis Aneurysm of the abdominal aorta, etc., especially when puffing out cigarette smoke. People who breathe cigarette smoke are exposed to these substances on a par with people who smoke. There are two types of symptoms that can be observed when smoking affects the heart: acute symptoms From a narrowed or blocked blood vessel, such as sudden chest pain, palpitations, and symptoms that gradually occur.
From the formation of tartar in the arteries, such as fatigue, chest pain, tightness in the chest, lack of energy, etc., from doing various activities such as exercise. Walking up the stairs, walking, etc. In addition, the toxins in cigarettes also stimulate high blood pressure. People who smoke have high blood pressure many times more than people who don't smoke. Especially high blood pressure in young people who do not have genetics is now more common. When high blood pressure increases, it increases the risk of atherosclerosis in various organs. In addition, people who smoke a lot and smoke at a young age are found to have a higher incidence of atherosclerosis than the general population. Dr. Phadungkiat Tangpiroontham Thoracic surgery, specialized in endoscopic lung surgery Bangkok Heart Hospital said that because smoking is comparable to inhaling PM 2.5 dust into the body. When the cigarettes smoked affect the lungs, including asthma, emphysema, both initial and severe stages. You may have symptoms of acute dyspnea. It can also cause emphysema, ruptured lungs, and leaky lungs.