Minsa warns that exercising under the sun can affect the heart
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In case of any doubt or emergency you can receive information on the 113 health free line. Dr. Alber Terrones Zamora, cardiologist at the Carlos Lanfranco La Hoz del Minsa Hospital, explained that exposure to high temperatures above 30-35 degrees during the exercise causes the body to activate extreme mechanisms to try to self-regulate. In addition, he stated that older adults are the most likely to suffer from such emergencies.
Furthermore, He also detailed that the risk of these emergencies is higher in people who already have some prior comorbility, such as hypertensive, diabetic patients or who have had any heart attack or heart attack. Thank you for helping us to protect and value this effort. According to the specialist, the danger is greater for people with hypertension, diabetes or a history of infarctions and other cardiovascular diseases.
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In case of any doubt or emergency you can receive information on the 113 health free line.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesDr. Alber Terrones Zamora, cardiologist at the Carlos Lanfranco La Hoz del Minsa Hospital, explained that exposure to high temperatures above 30-35 degrees during the exercise causes the body to activate extreme mechanisms to try to self-regulate.
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In addition, he stated that older adults are the most likely to suffer from such emergencies.
according to AndinaHe also detailed that the risk of these emergencies is higher in people who already have some prior comorbility, such as hypertensive, diabetic patients or who have had any heart attack or heart attack.
according to AndinaThank you for helping us to protect and value this effort.
according to GestiónAccording to the specialist, the danger is greater for people with hypertension, diabetes or a history of infarctions and other cardiovascular diseases.
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