A group of Danish scientists representing the Aarhus University Hospital, led by Dr. Kasper Adelborg, says that migraine triggers heart disease. Scientific work published on the pages of The BMJ magazine.
As part of the study, scientists studied data on 102,000 Danish citizens, 50% of whom had a constant migraine.. The average age of patients who were first diagnosed with such a diagnosis is 35 years, of which 71% are women..
Over the course of 19 years, scientists observed the participants in the experiment and found that the group with migraines had a 1.5 times greater risk of developing a heart attack and 2 times more of having a stroke..
According to experts, migraines may be linked to cardiovascular disease due to sudden vasoconstriction in the brain, which makes a person more vulnerable to a stroke.. Also, people with this diagnosis are less active, which increases the risk of blood clots..
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