I always find it quite scary reading information like this. But, at the same time, I know it is vital information that could save lives. Most of us worry about dying from cancer, but here is a frightening statistic. According to the American Heart Association, around 500,000 American women die from heart disease and stroke, twice the number of deaths from all cancers combined.
I found an important article from Family Health Freedom Network whose contents you should commit to memory. It basically gives you a one-month warning that all is not well with your heart. I know this information will be a hypochondriac’s nightmare. Nevertheless, it is important. You will find the information on the next page.
Please share the article.
Next: One-Month Heart Attack Warning System
Thank you!
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Mom @[100000355513750:2048:Priscilla Perez] read this OKAY
Do not ignore symptoms gwt help as soon as you feel them. I ignored my symtoms and came very close to dying
Please make your website more user friendly.
@[1077036284:2048:Kela Vicaire]
Interesting
I have every one of these
It took my doctors six months before they found i had conjestive heart failure was not happy
There are no hard and fast rules for heart attacks for women.
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Yes, I agree with you. Everyone should take note. But, heart disease among women is on the increase.
But you post things like this and people who trust you and don’t know any better, take this as the gospel truth. It’s irresponsible.
Actually, this is decent information on the hallmarks of referred pain for women. Additionally, it’s quite common for women to complain of neck and/or lower jaw pain. However, I’ve had patients not experience discomfort until the episode is underway. Nothing is set in stone, but education regarding the recognition of symptoms is a great thing…and it might just save a life.
Cheri LaRoe