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    The 3 types of cardiovascular disease (disease of the heart or the blood vessels) are:
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    -stroke
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    There are some cardiovascular conditions that can be hereditary. If you are worried about this, talk to a doctor.
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    The 3 types of cardiovascular disease (disease of the heart or the blood vessels) are:
    -coronary heart disease - this can cause angina or heart attack
    -stroke
    -peripheral arterial disease, also known as peripheral vascular disease

    There are some cardiovascular conditions that can be hereditary. If you are worried about this, talk to a doctor.
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    A blood pressure test measures the force that your heart uses to pump blood around your body. It is important to know your blood pressure. You can ask a doctor or pharmacist for a blood pressure test.
    Your blood pressure test is made up of 2 numbers, for example,
    100/70 (spoken as 'one hundred over seventy').
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    blood pressure and the only measurement you need for this test.
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    Your blood pressure test is made up of 2 numbers, for example,
    100/70 (spoken as 'one hundred over seventy').
    The first or top number in this example (100) is the systolic
    blood pressure and the only measurement you need for this test.
    80 mmHg
    If you have ever been prescribed any medicine to help lower high blood pressure, then answer yes to this question.
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    Compared to a person of the same age , sex ( at birth ) and ethnicity who has no additional risk factors that could affect their heart . On average , people giving these responses live to the age of without having a heart attack or stroke

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    How we worked out your heart age

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    Reference:

    • 1. American Heart Association. Non-Invasive Tests and Procedures.
      Available at https://www.heart.org/en/health-topics/heart-attack/diagnosing-a-heart-attack/noninvasive-tests-and-procedures?msclkid=eea46581b3e411ecbae6f158c5d3be27 Last accessed on 04.04.2022
    • 2. The National Heart Foundation of New Zealand . Heart tests. Available at https://www.heartfoundation.org.nz/your-heart/heart-tests?msclkid=eea5e7f4b3e411ecb56078801133503e Last accessed on 04.04.2022

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