Impact Of Low Temperature On Cardiovascular Health image
Expert opinion from Dr. Himabindu Sreenivasulu
MBBS · 1 years of experience · India
Low temperatures can impact the effectiveness of cardiovascular medications by potentially slowing medication absorption in the digestive system, altering metabolism and utilization, and affecting medication distribution due to vasoconstriction. Individuals in colder climates may also face challenges with medication compliance. Consulting with a healthcare provider is essential for those taking cardiovascular medications, especially in cold climates, to ensure proper dosing and medication management, as adjustments may be necessary to account for temperature-related effects on medication efficacy.
Expert opinion from Dr. Spoorthi Prakash
MBBS · 8 years of experience · India
Either cold or hot weather has minimal effect on medications, most of the tablets for heart conditions are heat stable. But cold weather itself has a negative effect on a patient with a cardiovascular condition. A cold temperature causes constriction of blood vessels in our body; thus blood pressure increases and there is a higher risk of heart attack and stroke. When the vessels supplying to heart contact, it results in chest pain and angina.
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Expert opinion from Dr. Alan Thomas Charly
MBBS · 1 years of experience · India
Low temperatures may reduce the efficacy of cardiovascular medications by modifying the body’s response to them. Cold temperatures can cause blood arteries to contract, reducing blood flow and interfering with medicine absorption and distribution. Furthermore, intense cold might strain the cardiovascular system, necessitating changes in prescription dosages. Individuals using cardiovascular drugs should see their healthcare providers during cold weather to optimise their prescriptions for specific illnesses and the environmental elements they confront.
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