Study of griva parinaah to assess the cardiovascular risk in medovriddhi

Abstract

In the global health transition of disease patterns, it has been noticed that the rate of infectious newlinediseases gradually decreasing while the occurrence of chronic diseases like diabetes and newlinecardiovascular disease (CVD) are rising rapidly. World Health Organization (WHO) and newlineEpidemiologists in India had been plumbed and alarm by the increasing load of CVD for the newlinelast 15 years. It is stated that up to 2020, in India, CVD will leading cause of death with a newlineprediction that 2.6 million Indian people will face problem may reach up to the death due to newlineCVD. newline CVD is a broad use for a range of diseases that affects the structure of the heart and newlineblood vessels includes, including stroke, heart disease due to hypertensive, and various newlineperipheral vascular diseases.[3] More people die from CVD worldwide than from other newlinecauses.[4] Middle and Low-income countries contribute nearly 85% of the global mortality and newlinerisk of disease from CVD. In India, about 53% of CVD deaths are occurred in persons, less newlinethan 70 years of age. newline