Covid-19 effects of Heart Patients

The most typical effect of Covid-19 on our lungs, but it can also cause major heart problems. According to a new study, Covid-19 is one of the causes of cardiac damage, even in persons who do not have heart problems. There is a link between Covid-19 and cardiovascular disease. During the Covid-19 pandemic, the majority of patients die from cardiovascular illness. During Covid-19, they developed major cardiac difficulties, lung infections, and renal ailments. In Covid-19 patients who develop pneumonia, fever and infections make the heart rate to accelerate, increasing the effort of the heart. Blood pressure may drop, putting more strain on the heart, and the consequent increase in oxygen demand may cause cardiac damage, especially if the heart arteries or muscles were already poor. Heart damage is the main cause of heart attacks, the results of the formation of blood clots in valves, blocking of oxygen delivery to the heart muscle.


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