Patients will now be alerted to smartphones, 'it's time to take medicine'

Buenos Aires (Argentina), October 21, 2019, Monday

Due to the deterioration of health, smartphones are now starting to count. That is, people are thought to have a physical problem with a smartphone. But this smartphone is now going to be beneficial for heart disease patients. This device will help a lot of patients. According to the researchers, a simple app will alert patients to their medication at the prescribed time. Due to this alert, the patient will be able to take medication in a timely manner and the chances of him getting a heart attack and his death will decrease.

People who have a heart attack are given medicines to prevent this from happening again. These medicines must be taken at the time he / she prescribes. However, some patients become irregular within 30 days of discharge from hospital, while others stop taking the medication. This habit increases the likelihood that they will have a heart attack again and die in the meantime before they are treated. At the present time, there is no effective strategy for consuming the drug regularly.

The findings of a research were presented at the 45th Argentine Congress of Cardiology in Buenos Aires. It found that patients receiving heart attacks from the app, using smartphone app reminders and patients receiving an alert from the app, were 30 percent more likely to take regular medication than those indicated in writing.