Snoring may not seem like a problem on the surface. Even if occasional snoring is not a major problem, chronic snoring can lead to more serious problems. Especially affecting heart health.
Risk of heart disease
Studies have shown that chronic snorers have a higher risk of heart disease including heart attack.
In particular, heart attack, stroke and cardiovascular disease conditions may have to be met.
High blood pressure
Snoring can cause high blood pressure problem. Increases blood pressure levels.
This high blood pressure problem causes constriction of the heart muscles and blood vessels and increases the risk of heart disease.
Artemia
Arrhythmia refers to an irregular heartbeat.
The heart beats too fast or too slow. Both are dangerous.
This irregular heartbeat causes pressures and contractions in the atria and ventricular valves.
Heart failure
People who have been snoring for many years are at a higher risk of developing heart failure.
When you snore too much, the blood vessels in the heart work harder to pump blood. This can lead to heart failure due to not being able to pump enough blood.
Inflammations
Chronic snoring can cause inflammation.
Chronic inflammation can increase the risk of heart disease.
So consult a doctor and try to fix the snoring problem early.
Oxidative stress
Chronic snoring causes oxidative stress in the body.
Oxidative stress can cause damage to heart muscles and heart cells. It increases the risk of heart disease.
Lack of oxygen
Snoring makes it difficult for the heart to get the oxygen it needs.
It damages the heart muscle and increases the risk of heart disease.
