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Enter your numbers — and you will see drawn before your eyes what your arteries will be like in 20 years and how much difference each change makes.
The illustration shows the level of risk, not the actual condition of your artery.
At age 60, over the next 10 years
12out of 100 people
About this many out of 100 people like you will have a heart attack or stroke. Very high risk
At age 60, your arteries will be like those of a 64-year-old who does not smoke and has normal blood pressure and cholesterol.
Today (age 40): 4 out of 100.
All together: 12 out of 100 instead of 12.
If you have chest pain, shortness of breath or very high blood pressure, do not wait: see a doctor.
The calculation uses SCORE2. The European Society of Cardiology (ESC) created this formula in 2021 from data on almost 700 thousand people and tested it on more than 1 million others. Doctors still use this formula today.
The ESC places Uzbekistan among the regions with very high cardiovascular risk. The result is recalculated for this region.
In 20 years the risk rises just because you are older. Smoking, blood pressure and cholesterol, however, are in your hands: if you change them, your future arteries will be different.