Know how extreme emotional or physical stress can temporarily weaken the heart, its warning signs, diagnosis, treatment options, and ways to reduce risk.
Broken heart syndrome can mimic the symptoms of a heart attack. While its occurrence is more in women, men tend to experience it more severely, leading to acute symptoms and even death. Read on.
From physical pain to broken heart syndrome, upcoming studies are showing that heartbreaks can cause physical changes in the body.
Ever heard of the syndromes called 'broken heart syndrome' and 'happy heart syndrome'? German scientists have discovered a rare syndrome in a study where excess happiness or excess sadness lead death.
The annual incidence of broken heart syndrome has increased steadily in both sexes, with women contributing more than 83%, mostly those over 50.
Heightened activity in the nerve cells of the amygdala may lead to heart attack like symptoms. Don't panic, it is probably just broken heart syndrome.
You may be madly in love. But if the relationship falls apart, you may develop a broken heart syndrome. Know how to deal with it.
Broken heart syndrome is a rare condition known to be caused by traumatic events like the death of a loved one. But it can also be triggered by extreme stress too, reveals new study.
According to a new study, your brain is involved in the development of a heart condition which is known as broken heart syndrome takotsubo cardiomyopathy (TTS). Here, you brief you about the condition.
A new study published in the journal Circulation has revealed that body's own immune response plays a key role in making someone physically ill because of emotional trauma.
'We feel that it is time for us to move on to different destinations henceforth.'
Are you stressed out all the time? Here's how stress can cause broken heart syndrome.
The broken heart heals easily and is an alarming medical condition
Time does not heal a broken heart
Occasional stress good for your heart?
Know how extreme emotional or physical stress can temporarily weaken the heart, its warning signs, diagnosis, treatment options, and ways to reduce risk.
Broken heart syndrome can mimic the symptoms of a heart attack. While its occurrence is more in women, men tend to experience it more severely, leading to acute symptoms and even death. Read on.
From physical pain to broken heart syndrome, upcoming studies are showing that heartbreaks can cause physical changes in the body.
Ever heard of the syndromes called 'broken heart syndrome' and 'happy heart syndrome'? German scientists have discovered a rare syndrome in a study where excess happiness or excess sadness lead death.
The annual incidence of broken heart syndrome has increased steadily in both sexes, with women contributing more than 83%, mostly those over 50.
Heightened activity in the nerve cells of the amygdala may lead to heart attack like symptoms. Don't panic, it is probably just broken heart syndrome.
You may be madly in love. But if the relationship falls apart, you may develop a broken heart syndrome. Know how to deal with it.
Broken heart syndrome is a rare condition known to be caused by traumatic events like the death of a loved one. But it can also be triggered by extreme stress too, reveals new study.
According to a new study, your brain is involved in the development of a heart condition which is known as broken heart syndrome takotsubo cardiomyopathy (TTS). Here, you brief you about the condition.
A new study published in the journal Circulation has revealed that body's own immune response plays a key role in making someone physically ill because of emotional trauma.
'We feel that it is time for us to move on to different destinations henceforth.'
Are you stressed out all the time? Here's how stress can cause broken heart syndrome.
The broken heart heals easily and is an alarming medical condition
Time does not heal a broken heart
Occasional stress good for your heart?
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