Studies indicate that sudden or chronic exposure to loud sounds, such as fireworks, may increase the risk of cardiovascular diseases, including heart attacks, especially in individuals with pre-existing heart conditions.
High noise levels can trigger physiological responses, including elevated blood pressure, accelerated heart rate, and increased stress hormones, which may strain the cardiovascular system.

High-Risk Groups:

Patients with pre-existing heart conditions or previous heart attacks.

Individuals with chronic hypertension.

Elderly and vulnerable persons.

Pregnant women, due to potential effects on both mother and fetus.

Diabetic patients, as their blood vessels are more susceptible to stress.

Warning Signs:
Chest pain, dizziness, shortness of breath, heart palpitations, and excessive sweating.

Prevention Methods:
Limit exposure to loud noises, stay indoors during peak noise periods, use earplugs, practice relaxation techniques such as meditation and yoga, monitor blood pressure regularly, and follow medical guidance to reduce potential risks.