Modern lifestyle and the increase in stroke in young people

MINH HOÀNG (T/H) |

Stroke is increasingly common in young people, no longer a disease of the elderly. The main cause comes from an unhealthy modern lifestyle.

Loi song hien dai va su gia tang dot quy o gioi tre. Do hoa: Minh Hoang
Modern lifestyle and the increase in stroke in young people. Graphics: Minh Hoang

Obesity - the leading "guidance"

More and more young people are overweight and obese due to eating a lot of fried foods, fast food, carbonated soft drinks and lack of exercise habits.

Obesity not only affects your figure but also increases the risk of chronic diseases such as high blood pressure, diabetes, and dyslipidemia. These are all major risk factors for stroke. More worryingly, obesity in young people is often not well controlled, can progress silently and cause serious consequences if not detected in time.

Abusing technology, reducing movement

Excessive use of phones and computers causes young people to spend less time on physical exercise. In addition, prolonged exposure to screens can also cause sleep disturbances and prolonged stress indirect factors that increase the risk of stroke.

estimating substances and lack of preventive knowledge

The use of alcohol, beer and drugs among young people is also at an alarming level. These substances can cause sudden increases in blood pressure and damage the cerebral blood vessel system. More worryingly, many young people lack knowledge about early warning signs of stroke, leading to delays in medical interventions.

Therefore, young people need to proactively change their lifestyle, maintain a healthy diet, increase exercise and limit risk factors to prevent stroke early.

MINH HOÀNG (T/H)
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