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University of Southampton study links throat issues post-COVID-19 to increased heart attack and stroke risks due to reduced baroreflex sensitivity.
A University of Southampton study finds that patients with throat issues, including chronic cough post-COVID-19, may face increased risks of heart attacks and strokes due to reduced baroreflex sensitivity, a key measure of blood pressure regulation.
The research indicates that the Vagus nerve prioritizes airway protection over blood pressure control, leading to potential long-term health consequences.
Patients with throat symptoms exhibited higher resting heart rates and lower blood pressure than those with digestive issues.
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El estudio de la Universidad de Southampton vincula los problemas de garganta post-COVID-19 con el aumento de los riesgos de ataque cardíaco y accidente cerebrovascular debido a la reducción de la sensibilidad al baroreflex.