Lisa Marie Presley, 54, dies from cardiac arrest — who is at risk?

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Lisa Marie Presleya singer-songwriter, and the only child of Elvis And Priscilla PresleyAfter suffering a heart attack, he died at the age of 54.

“It is with a heavy soul that I must share that my beautiful daughter Lisa Marie died,” Priscilla confirmed In a statement People Thursday night

“She was the most passionate, strong, and loving woman that I ever knew. As we grieve, we ask for your privacy. We are grateful for your prayers and love. She stated, “At this time, there will be no more comment.” added.

Lisa had the same sultry charisma of her father. In 2000, Lisa released her own rock album and appeared on stage with Richard Hawley, Pat Benatar, and others.

Even lending her brooding, low voice to a few of her dad’s recordings like “Don’t Cry Daddy”, “In the Ghetto” and others.

A spokesperson told Entertainment Tonight reports that Presley’s Los Angeles residence was called by police on Thursday morning. Paramedics performed CPR on Presley when they arrived.

Her mother confirmed the news. Twitter She also stated that she was receiving the best care.

The paramedics took her to a local hospital after she showed “signs and symptoms of life”. She died within hours.

The death of the “Dirty Laundry” singer comes just two days after she attended the event. 2023 Golden Globe AwardsAustin Butler won the statuette as Best Performance in Motion Picture Drama for his role in Elvis Presley.

What is cardiac arrest? And why is it so dangerous? Continue reading to find out everything you need about the medical emergency which claimed Presley’s life.

What is a cardiac arrest?

According to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of CanadaA cardiac arrest is when the heart suddenly stops beating.

This is when blood stops flowing to the brain or other vital organs. You may lose consciousness and/or stop breathing. In as little as three minutes, brain death can occur.

The condition is often fatal caused You have an electrical problem in your heart, which can cause your heart to stop pumping or beating (arrhythmia).

In CanadaAbout 35,000 people are able to experience cardiac arrest in a setting other than a hospital. This emergency is unlikely to be fatal if it occurs at home or in public. If the patient is treated right away or in a hospital setting, their survival rate will double.

It is important to understand that cardiac arrest doesn’t necessarily mean that you have a heart attack. heart attackA blockage in blood flow to the heart can cause a condition called ‘blockage of blood flow’.

What are the symptoms of cardiac arrest?

Unfortunately, cardiac arrest happens unexpectedly There are often no warning signs.

A cardiac arrest is a sudden, unresponsive collapse that causes a person to stop breathing or lose their pulse.

Occasionally, chest discomfort, shortness of breath, weakness or fast-beating/fluttering heart palpitations occur before a cardiac arrest, but this is less common.

If you or someone you know is experiencing any of the above warning signs, or suddenly becomes unresponsive, call 911 immediately — this is a medical emergency.

Who is at greatest risk of cardiac arrest?

Anybody can suffer sudden cardiac arrest. People with preexisting conditions are more likely to experience a serious arrhythmia, or electrical problems in their hearts. heart conditions:

• Heart attack: Heart attacks can cause sudden cardiac arrest. Scar tissue can form around the heart and can cause irregularities in the rhythm.

• Coronary artery disease People who have had sudden cardiac arrest for more than a year are most likely to experience it. coronary artery disease. The arteries can become clogged with cholesterol and other substances, which decreases blood flow to your heart.

• Grow your heart: A larger heart can occur when your heart’s muscle walls stretch, enlarge and thicken. This often leads to arrhythmias.

• Valvular heart disease A narrowing or leaking of the heart valves can cause stretching or weakness of your heart muscle. This could increase your risk of developing arrhythmia.

• Congenital heart disease: Sudden cardiac arrest can occur in children and adolescents due to congenital heart disease.

Other than heart conditions other factors It can also lead to greater risk Heart attack, especially in people who smoke oder have had a heart attack. high blood pressure Cholesterol. People who are overweight have diabetes If you live a life of inactivity, there is more risk.

What can I do to prevent a cardiac arrest from happening?

Follow these steps to heart healthy lifestyle Reduced risk of heart conditions like sudden cardiac arrest can be helpful.

Maintaining a healthy weight, quitting smoking, eating a balanced diet, managing stress, and exercising at least 150 minutes per day are some of the ways to do this. recommended.

Talk to your doctor about how to lower the chance of you experiencing cardiac arrest.

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