'Misdiagnosis of stroke in a third ladies'

A new study found that one-third of stroke in England and Wales are mis-diagnosed patients , and women are more affected .

University of Leeds researchers reviewed data from the UK Health NHS received six million stroke patients over nine years of data .

This shows that the possibility that men are more than 50 percent of women are different from the initial evaluation Final evaluation .

NHS England said that when he is taking steps to improve the diagnosis of stroke British Heart Foundation is urging people to be aware of the symptoms of stroke .

Published in the European Heart Journal, the study reviewed the records of stroke patients in 243 hospitals in England and Wales from April 2004 to March 2013 in the UK .

Research shows that early diagnosis of patients around one lakh 98 thousand was wrong .

28 thousand each year in the UK according to the British Heart Foundation , women go to the mouth of  death from heart attack .

The PHF , which has provided funding for the study , said that heart attacks can be divided into two parts , steam and non- steam .

Non stem from one or more arteries , which is the most common type are partially closed .

Steam occurs when the heart is fully off the main artery blood mixed oxygen delivery throughout the body .

Heart muscle causes serious damage to both types of trips .

The final evaluation of women stem stroke , the wrong diagnosis was more likely than men , 59 percent . The rate was 41 % in non- stem mryzawn .

The PHF Associate Medical Director Dr. Mike  said the difference in assessment , critical somewhat more , however , they are going to devise better tests for the improved diagnosis of stroke in women .

He added : " This new research reveals the nature of the problem and stroke , which confirms that the need to develop such a test , especially for women , quick and better evaluation I can help . "