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Topic -Diseases in India

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Cause of Disease, Preventive Measures, Diet plan to prevent the disease. ((((((on cancer))))))​

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Answered by yashasviedhankhar26
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Deadliest Diseases in India

Published On Apr 27, 2020 5:30 AM By Sakshi Aggarwal

When we talk about the life-threatening diseases in the world, many of us start thinking of incurable diseases as they generally grab the headlines. But, apart from them, many more diseases have found places in the list when we talk of top life-threatening diseases in India.

No doubt, the development in the healthcare industry has changed a lot, but there is still a good number of deadly diseases prevalent in India. The treatment costs of some of which are very high.

However, keeping aside treatment costs, these diseases also affect highly on an individual’s productivity and hence impair their earning ability. This is why it becomes important to learn about the symptoms, causes and how we can prevent ourselves from catching them.

This will help us combat the deadly diseases in an era where our lifestyles are probably not satisfactory.

Top 10 Deadliest Diseases in India

Here are the 10 Deadliest Diseases in India.

1. Cardiovascular Diseases (CVD)

Cardiovascular diseases are a range of conditions that affect your heart. They are the leading cause of deaths in India. Lifestyle risk factors, socio-economic changes, etc. are major causes of the rise of CVD.

Symptoms of Cardiovascular Diseases

Shortness of breath

Chest pain

Chest discomfort

Pain in the upper abdomen, neck, back, throat, jaw

Pain or numbness in your arms, and legs

Causes of Cardiovascular Diseases

Main risk factors of cardiovascular diseases include:

Tobacco intake

Lack of physical activity

Poor diet

Hereditary

High BP or Cholesterol

Overweight

Family history of CVD

Preventive Measures and Diets for CVD

There are certain things you can do to avoid the risk of cardiovascular disease.

Be physically active

Exercise regularly

Monitor your weight

Stop smoking

Control your blood pressure

Keep a check of Your Cholesterol

Eat healthy food like fish, walnuts, almonds, oats, carrots, sweet potatoes, red peppers, tomatoes, kale, broccoli. Also increase the intake of fruits like oranges, and papaya, including other fruits that contain beta-carotene, potassium, magnesium and fiber.

2. Stroke

A stroke occurs when the artery in your brain leaks or gets blocked. The symptoms of stroke include sudden numbness and confusion. It also causes vision loss and weakness. Read below in detail the symptoms, causes and preventive measures of Stroke.

Symptoms of Stroke

Sudden weakness or numbness in the face, arm, or leg

Trouble seeing from one or both the eyes

Severe headache with no known cause

Trouble walking

Sudden confusion, difficulty in speaking or understanding

Causes of Stroke

People with high BP, high cholesterol

Diabetes are at higher risk

Smoking

Hemorrhage in the brain

Heart disease

Medications

Genetic disorder

Preventive Measures and Diets for Stroke

To reduce the risk of stroke, you can take the steps given below:

Quit smoking

Control blood pressure

Maintain a healthy lifestyle

Exercise regularly

Limit alcohol

Eat low fat and high fiber food. Add plenty of green leafy vegetables, beans, tomatoes. Eat fruits, nuts and seeds, pomegranate. Also, intake milk, yoghurt, cheese and their alternatives – mostly reduced fat. Drink plenty of water. For more details about stroke, click here.

3. Respiratory Diseases

Respiratory infections including lung abscess, acute bronchitis and pneumonia are another biggest cause of death in India. It is one of the most common infections which affect adults.

Symptoms of respiratory infections

Nasal congestion

Runny nose

Sneezing

Fever

Cough

Weakness

Shortness of breath lasting for more than a week

Scratchy or sore throat

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