Sudden Cardiac Arrest Unlike heart attack, which is a condition in which the heart muscle is weakened and cannot pump enough blood to the body for daily life. 

Dr. Nopparat Panthong Viriyakul Director of the Cardiovascular Health Clinic and Dr. Wiwat Sanglertsilpachai, Resident Physician of the Cardiovascular Health Clinic. BDMS Wellness Clinic will give advice about acute cardiac arrest. Along with testing methods to prevent the occurrence of acute cardiac arrest in the future.

Risk factors for acute heart attack It has different characteristics depending on the age range. As follows:

1. Risk factors for acute heart attack in normal people

• There are complications of medical conditions. 
• Related to the heart and cerebrovascular 

2. Risk factors for acute heart attack in young people

• People with congenital heart disease and certain conditions related to heredity

3. Risk factors for acute heart attack in the elderly

• People with angina and coronary artery disease

The general public is also at risk of acute heart attack, which is 1 in 100,000 people.

At present, there areExamination to assess cardiovascular conditions and blood vessels in the neck that feed the brain.Yes, without injections or surgery, convenient and fast. 

Also,It can also prevent the risk of acute heart attack. As follows:

• Cardiac CT-Scan to check if there is tartar deposited in the coronary arteries.
• Ultrasound Carotid Artery to check how much plaque has deposited or if there is a risk of blockage of blood vessels in the brain. The test results will be used to assess the risk of disease and acute heart attack and make a plan for further prevention.

Acute cardiac arrest It may happen without our expectation. To prevent the risk of acute heart attack. You should consult a doctor to plan the examination and treatment plan in a timely manner.

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