Every year, thousands of people suffer from broken heart syndrome, which itself is the cause of two previous strokes. Now scientists are looking for a cure for broken hearts.
Every year, thousands of people around the world suffer from takotsubo cardiomyopathy, or broken heart syndrome, which alone accounts for one to two percent of previous strokes. According to statistics, women suffer from this condition far more than men.
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Scientists are looking for a cure for broken hearts
Currently, of course, there is no effective treatment for this syndrome, and this is the reason why researchers at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland are looking for a solution to save people from this problem and cure broken heart syndrome.
Researchers focus on rehabilitation exercises and psychological treatments for the treatment of takotsubo cardiomyopathy. The current research will last three years and ninety people will be monitored.
During the treatment stages, the participants will be subjected to personalized care and cognitive behavioral therapy. The important point of this research is that the details of the heart tests of these people will be recorded. This research lacks any type of previous clinical studies and is considered completely novel and new.
According to the officials of this research project, what is certain is that men and women do not suffer from heartbreak in the same way, and as a result, it may not be possible to use a specific treatment for all people:
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