Understanding cardiovascular risk
Heart disease covers coronary artery disease, rhythm disorders, and heart failure. Many risk factors—blood pressure, cholesterol, weight, smoking, and activity—respond to evidence-based lifestyle changes and medical therapy guided by your clinician.
Critical warning signs
Heart attack: chest or jaw pressure, shortness of breath, nausea, cold sweats. Women often experience fatigue or back pain. Call emergency services immediately if symptoms appear.
Important medical disclaimer
This assessment is an educational screener and does not diagnose heart disease. Discuss results and personal risk factors with your healthcare professional, who can order confirmatory labs or imaging when needed.
Seek urgent care immediately if you notice: new chest discomfort, sudden shortness of breath, fainting, or stroke-like symptoms. For the U.S. and Canada dial 911; follow local emergency numbers elsewhere.
Personalized Recommendations
Medical & Regional Disclaimer: Educational screener only; confirm risk with clinical evaluation, labs, and imaging ordered by your healthcare professional.
Emergency Contacts: U.S./Canada: 911 • India: 112 • India Mental Health Helpline: 1800-599-0019 / 14416. Follow your country’s emergency protocol.
No personal data is stored. Genetics, medications, and co-existing conditions may change your individual cardiovascular risk profile.