The team of researchers from Germany, the Heart journal published the results of research conducted on more than 11,500 women aged 30-60 years. Respondents who had experienced heart attacks seen a history of pregnancy and compared with the incidence of miscarriage in women other.
The results found that one in four respondents had experienced a miscarriage, although the figure may be even greater because many women who actually had a miscarriage but did not realize it.
When the trigger heart attacks are considered, such as weight, alcohol consumption and smoking, researchers found women who had miscarried three times or more, 500 percent higher risk of heart attack in the future.
Therefore, experts of the "Germany Cancer Research Center" was suggested for inclusion in a history of miscarriage follow medical records and is regarded as an important indicator of when the doctors will know a person's risk of heart attack.
Meanwhile, from 2876 women who experience miscarriage, there were 82 cases of heart attacks in a period of 10 years.
Even so, most experts do not see any strong link between heart attacks and miscarriages. "There are many factors why someone can be up to a heart attack, recurrent miscarriage alone can not increase the risk," said a spokesman for the British Heart Foundation.
If there are cases of heart attacks in women who had a miscarriage, she figured she might previously have experienced changes in the heart that are not detected.
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