India, April 17 -- Heart disease in women often tells a quieter, more easily ignored story - one that makes it far more dangerous. Unlike the dramatic symptoms typically associated with cardiac events, warning signs in women tend to be subtle, frequently dismissed as stress, fatigue, or anxiety, leading to delayed diagnosis and treatment.

But the risk isn't defined by symptoms alone. Beyond familiar markers like blood pressure and cholesterol, a woman's medical history - including past pregnancy-related complications - can quietly shape her long-term heart health, making awareness and early intervention all the more critical.

Dr Sanjay Bhojraj, an interventional cardiologist and functional medicine expert with over 20 years of experienc...