Después de los 60, estas 5 pastillas aumentan el riesgo de infarto y derrame | Dr. William Li

After age 60, certain commonly used medications have been linked in studies to an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, including heart attack and stroke. Here we explain what the research says and why it's a good idea to review them with your doctor. Did you know that some common medications have been studied for their potential impact on the heart and circulation? Which ones should you discuss with your doctor after age 60? And what signs should you never ignore? In this video, we provide a general and educational overview of the types of medications that have been mentioned in studies related to cardiovascular risk in older adults, why the risk depends on each individual and their medical history, and what questions you can ask your doctor at your next appointment. Content based on publicly available information and published studies on health and aging. IMPORTANT: This video is for informational and educational purposes only and does NOT replace professional medical advice. DO NOT stop, change, or adjust any medication on your own: doing so can be VERY dangerous and increase the actual risk to your health. Many of these medications are prescribed precisely to protect your heart. Always talk to your doctor or pharmacist before changing any medication. Have you reviewed your medications with your doctor this year? Share in the comments below 👇 and subscribe for more information on health and longevity. #health #heart #medications #heartattack #cardiovascularhealth #after60 #longevity #seniorhealth