Sonali Phogat Died At Age 42. From Heart Attacks In Goa

  Sonali Phogat Died At Age 42. From Heart Attacks In Goa Sonali Phogat , an actor, TikTok star, and leader in the BJP, died of a heart at...

 

Sonali Phogat Died At Age 42. From Heart Attacks In Goa

Sonali Phogat, an actor, TikTok star, and leader in the BJP, died of a heart attack in Goa last night at the age of 42.

Sonali Phogat and some of her staff members were on a trip to Goa. The former Bigg Boss contestant was taken to St. Anthony Hospital in Anjuna after she said she felt sick. There, she was pronounced dead. Captain Bhupender, who is the district president of the BJP in Hisar, said, "We heard about an hour ago that she had a heart attack and died in the early morning. There in Goa, they are finishing up some paperwork, and then her body will be brought to Haryana."

Raju Srivastava, a comedian, recently went to the hospital after having a heart attack while working out at a gym. He is still very sick and needs a ventilator at AIIMS Delhi. Experts say that these events show that heart attacks are happening more often in younger people than they used to. Dr. Subhendu Mohanty, head and senior consultant cardiologist at Sharda Hospital in Greater Noida, said, "In the last two years or so, there has been a rise in the number of heart attacks. In fact, we have seen heart attacks in people as young as 18 and 20."

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So, why are Indians more likely to have heart attacks than people from the West? Demographic data from the Indian Heart Association show that the rate of heart disease among Indians and South Asians is twice as high as it is in the rest of the world.

"According to estimates from the public health field, India has about 60% of the world's heart disease, even though it only has 20% of the world's population. When heart disease strikes Indians, it tends to do so at a younger age (almost 33% younger) than it does with other groups, and it does so without warning most of the time, the report said.

The Global Burden of Disease study also said that the death rate from cardiovascular disease (CVD) in India is 272 per 1 lakh people, which is much higher than the average of 235 for the whole world.

Director of Cardiology at Fortis Escorts Hospital in Faridabad, Dr. Sanjay Kumar, said that Indians are more likely to get heart disease than any other ethnic group. "The risk of CAD is 3.4 times higher than in the United States and 20 times higher than in Japan. Indians get heart disease 5 to 10 years earlier than people in other groups. Also, the disease is getting worse. "There are three times as many second heart attacks and twice as many deaths among Indians as there are among whites," he said.

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"Yes, Indians are more likely to have a heart attack than other people," Dr. Mohanty said to explain. We don't know the exact reason for the same, though. Indians are more likely to have a heart attack, according to the data. The likely reason is that Indians have always eaten a low-calorie diet that is very different from the diet of people in the west. In recent years, we've all been eating the same kinds of foods as people in the West.