Sunday, May 27, 2012

Diabetics at Higher Risk of Heart Attack Without Symptoms

By Dr. Larry Weinrauch, Health Pro Friday, October 26, 2007

 

It is often difficult for both the patient and family to cope with the fact that there is little warning of problems in the diabetic patient, for this reason it is a good idea for the health care professional to meet with the family to talk about early warning signs of problems. It is certainly never a bad idea for a family to be aware of what to do in an emergency. A family member that is "enabled" by a Red Cross first aid or CPR course is always a welcome helper in medical care.

 

 

Additional Information:

 

Diabetes and Heart Disease: New Facts, Familiar Message

 

Visit our partner site, MyDiabetesCentral, to learn more about the different types of diabetes.

 

Learn more about the causes and risk factors for heart disease.

 

Please visit the Red Cross to learn about CPR courses in your area.

By Dr. Larry Weinrauch, Health Pro— Last Modified: 01/15/12, First Published: 10/26/07