While most people recover fully in a few weeks, having had COVID - even a mild case - does put you at a greater risk of certain heart conditions. So you need to pay special attention to your heart.

Certain conditions such as migraines and asthma, and even preeclampsia or gestational diabetes during pregnancy, can put you at a higher risk for heart problems later in life.

Low testosterone can be considered a risk factor for cardiovascular health. And erectile dysfunction that is related to blood flow may be an early indicator of heart disease.

There's a strong link between depression and heart disease, and either one can raise the risk of the other.

Black adults are at higher risk than white adults for many heart conditions. But proper preventive care can help close the gap and improve your long-term heart health.