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    Heart Attacks In Teenagers: Understanding The Reasons And Causes

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    Swasthyapulse BureauBy Swasthyapulse BureauSeptember 22, 2025Updated:October 28, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The incidence of heart attacks among young people has been on the rise in recent years. Traditionally, heart attacks have been associated with older individuals, but now even teenagers are not immune to this deadly condition. This is a concerning situation that needs to be addressed with utmost importance. In this article, Dr Amit Bhushan Sharma, Director & Unit Head, Cardiology, Paras Health, Gurugram, will explore the reasons and causes behind the increase in heart attacks among teenagers.

    Lifestyle Changes And Lack Of Physical Activity

    The lifestyle of teenagers today is vastly different from that of their parents. With the rise of technology, teenagers spend significant time in front of electronic gadgets like laptops and smartphones. This sedentary lifestyle has led to decreased physical activity, essential for maintaining good health. The human body requires a certain amount of physical movement to support well-being. When there is a lack of physical activity, the body experiences immense stress, which can lead to cardiovascular diseases and heart attacks.

    Unhealthy Eating Habits

    The rise of fast food and junk food has led to unhealthy eating habits among teenagers. Young people today often choose harmful alternatives instead of nutritious food. These fast foods lack essential nutrients and proteins required for the proper functioning of the body. The absence of essential nutrients weakens the body internally and decreases immunity, making it more susceptible to diseases and infections. The unhealthy food habits of teenagers can lead to cardiovascular diseases and heart attacks.

    Smoking And The Use Of Tobacco

    Smoking and the use of tobacco products have become popular among young people. The use of electronic cigarettes has also become increasingly common. These products contain nicotine, which harms the body and lungs, and other toxins that can create blockages in arteries and lead to heart attacks and strokes. Tobacco and electronic cigarettes have significantly contributed to the rise in cardiovascular diseases and heart attacks among teenagers.

    Pre-existing Health Conditions

    Teenagers often ignore pre-existing health conditions and self-medicate instead of consulting a doctor. This can lead to more severe illnesses that cause significant damage to the body. Wrong medication can also harm the body further; therefore, any pre-existing health conditions may cause cardiovascular diseases and heart attacks.

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