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Doctor just for reassurance, this has nothing to do with my heart? We see so many news these days, that someone just died of heart attack while on stage, playing, etc etc. all of a sudden, so i am just stressed. I have no knowledge about this, hence asking you, are these really sudden or buildup over time. As i have got all the tests done and all are normal, except for cholesterol which is just slightly high, very minimal, but i have never had it before. No other existing diseases as well. Hence i reached out to you, to understand that, how do heart problems occur, how long does it take to buildup and then show, and if there is anything like a sudden heart attack to a person who has healthy heart
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Heart blocks usually build over a time of months and form due to various risk factors like family history, high cholesterol, diabetes, hypertension, sedentary lifestyle, etc. Sudden heart attacks usually occur in these cases during sports/gym/performances due to stress and dehydration as these promote further constriction of the heart vessels and clot formation.. That's the reason hydration is so important during exercises and marathons.. That explains a sudden heart attack in a young and seemingly healthy person. The best ways to prevent it are by maintaining a healthy lifestyle, stress control, adequate hydration and by undergoing regular health checks.
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