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Inherited heart conditions are real and they might hit you earlier than ever before

Dr Asit Khanna, Principal Consultant and Director, Cath Lab and Cardiology at Yashoda Super Speciality Hospitals in Kaushambi, shared, “Genetic abnormalities affecting blood pressure regulation (hypertension), cholesterol metabolism, blood sugar control (diabetes), electrical activity of the heart (rhythm disorders), heart muscle function (cardiomyopathies) and heart valves can all be transmitted from parents or ancestors to subsequent generations.”

He revealed, “Interestingly, these conditions may not always appear in immediate family members but can resurface after skipping one or more generations — a phenomenon known as “genetic skip.” They can occur in an individual with no similar history in parents, but similar illness 3-4 generations before ( “Skip”).”

According to Dr Asit Khanna, genetically transmitted diseases also tend to occur earlier and earlier in next generations ("anticipation"). Additionally, inherited heart conditions often tend to appear at younger ages in successive generations, a pattern referred to as “genetic anticipation”.

How to fight back

Bringing his expertise to the same, Dr Sanjeeva Kumar Gupta, Consultant - Dept of Cardiology at the CK Birla Hospital in Delhi, said, “Genetic traits like high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or diabetes often run in families. However, genetics is only part of the picture.”

 He advised, “You can control modifiable risk factors by maintaining a healthy lifestyle—eating a balanced diet, exercising regularly, avoiding tobacco, limiting alcohol, and managing stress. Regular health check-ups are key to early detection. Understanding your family history empowers you to take preventive action and reduce your risk of developing heart disease.”

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