Urinary and respiratory tract infections may be cause of death

NEW DELHI: Nowadays, Many people suffers from urinary or respiratory tract infection  which is a common disease but if you ignore it or in the other words, we can say that if you do not contact any urinary specialist in order to treatment on right time, it may be cause to death. These infections also may be cause of heart attack. According to the researchers, if these common infections continue for long without proper treatment, it may even lead to death. The research done by Indian-based researchers noted that patients diagnosed with any one of these common infections were three times more likely to die than those without prior infection after developing heart disease, and almost twice as likely to die if they had a stroke. A researcher Rahul Potluri pointed out in a statement that those who are admitted to hospital with a respiratory or urinary tract infection are 40 percent more likely to suffer a subsequent heart attack, and 2.5 times more likely to have a stroke, than patients who have had no such infection - and are considerably less likely to survive from these conditions. The researchers noted that the effects of the common infections are found among the people those are suffering from diabetes, hypertension, and cholesterol. The researchers investigated among at least 34,027 patients who had been admitted in hospital with a urinary or respiratory tract infection with an age and sex-matched control group without infection. Healthy foods detail have been given following who boost your heart health, if you use it as a diet regularly.

•  Oats: Oats are known to contain a type of fiber that helps bind bile acids and expel them from the body. These bile acids are made from cholesterol.
• Nuts: A handful of nuts are much beneficent for your heart. These nuts have high amounts of unsaturated fats that are good for your heart as they help in reducing the inflammation of the arteries.
•  Legumes: Legumes are great for the heart and have antioxidants, proteins and fiber. They are also a great source to get your folate requirement from and also help in increasing the platelet activity.
• Berries: Berries are full of heart-healthy phytonutrients and lots of soluble fiber. Make a quick smoothie or sprinkle them over your breakfast cereal.Some other fruits and vegetables like oranges, tomatoes, spinach, carrots and papaya in which Vitamin C, Vitamin E, potassium, folate and fiber are founded. These fruits and vegetables are good for heart.