It is a field of medicine that focuses on identifying risk factors such excessive cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes, and other vascular risk factors and controlling them, when possible, in order to prevent and manage cardiovascular disease states. The goal of preventive cardiology is to maintain your blood vessels and heart healthy early on. Your health and wellbeing may be significantly impacted by this preventive medical practise. In preventive cardiology, risk management is included. People who should think about preventive cardiology include those who have a family history of cardiovascular illness, including heart attacks, heart failure, peripheral artery disease, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and diabetes. Existing health issues include obesity, high lipid or cholesterol levels, diabetes, high blood pressure, or any of these, or do not exercise at all. Poor lifestyle choices include habitually smoking, drinking alcohol, and eating a diet heavy in saturated fat. People who have erratic sleeping patterns may want to consult a preventive cardiologist. Preventive cardiology includes
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