A new study suggests that heart disease medication may cause dementia.

Many medicines are taken for various diseases these days. All these medicines are derived from different raw materials and are prepared chemically. The general opinion is that it is better to take food as medicine for your disease. It is better to take pills and medicines if necessary because such pills can have side effects.  

A new study says that if a person takes some drugs that are generally prescribed for heart diseases for more than five years; he may develop a brain-related disease called dementia. The Karolinska Institute in Sweden has published this information.

The research journal Alzheimer's has published that if you take drugs for heart disease, you will develop a disease called dementia. It has been said that long-term use of these drugs for five years or more increases the risk of dementia in the elderly. Dementia is a brain problem that occurs after ageing.

Dementia is said to be a decrease in mental functions such as thinking, remembering and finding reasons. The study included 88,000 people over the age of 70 from 2011 to 2016.

 The study found that if they took heart medications regularly, they were more likely to develop dementia. If you take certain medications for one condition continuously, it can cause other conditions.

Generally, memory-related diseases occur after the age of 70, but if you take some such pills continuously, it may increase for you. Similarly, if you take such heart-related drugs, you are more likely to develop brain-related diseases that occur in old age, such as dementia, at a younger age.

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