DJ loud music is common in wedding houses. However, a study says that the loud noise that comes out of it poses more risk to our heart. DJ Loud Music at weddings increases risk of heart attack: Report. On March 4, 2023, 22-year-old Surendra Kumar, a resident of Sitamarhi, Bihar, died of a heart attack after exchanging garlands with his bride on stage.
A groom collapsed on the stage due to the high decibels of DJ music playing at his wedding ceremony. His family members said that he was rushed to the hospital but the doctors declared him dead. In another similar incident, a 19-year-old youth collapsed and died while dancing at his relative’s wedding in Telangana.
In another tragic incident, a man died of a heart attack while dancing at a wedding ceremony at Piplani Katra in Varanasi on November 25 last year. In the past few months, India has witnessed shocking incidents of people suddenly collapsing and, in some cases, dying due to intolerance to loud music.
Researchers conducted a study on 500 healthy adults. The researched lived and worked in market areas. They are exposed to the constant blast of loud music in the market. A five-year study found that some of these asymptomatic people had Cardiovascular disease.
There are other factors that contribute to cardiovascular risk (including air pollution). they found that every 5-decibel increase in the average 24-hour noise level was associated with a 34% increase in heart attacks, strokes, and other serious heart-related problems.
This also affects the amygdala (the grey matter inside the brain) which plays a key role in decision making. Chronic noise exposure causes this part to shrink, thus causing problems like aggression and mood swings. An irregular heartbeat is called atrial fibrillation (AFib) and carries risks such as heart attack, stroke and blood clots.
Scientists believe that any activity that raises blood pressure can trigger tremors. In which the blood does not reach the upper two chambers of the heart properly. Due to this, the blood flow of the lower chambers is also disturbed and this increases the risk of heart attack.
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An irregular heartbeat is called atrial fibrillation (AFib) and due to this, there are dangers like heart attack, brain stroke and blood clots. Scientists believe that any activity that increases blood pressure can trigger fibrillation and the same happens with loud noises. In this, blood does not reach the upper two chambers of the heart properly, due to which the blood flow of the lower chambers also gets disturbed and this increases the risk of heart attack.
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