It goes without saying that if you have any of these symptoms you should seek medical help. Hopefully, your symptoms may be something minor, but it is best to be cautious.
Here is a list of the 6 most common symptoms you should look out for:
1. COLD SWEATS AND DIZZINESS
Due to the poor circulation your brain will not get the proper blood flow it needs to operate appropriately. This is a sign that you are in extreme danger, and you should seek medical attention immediately.
2. CHEST PRESSURE
This is one of the most noticeable signs of them all. This pressure is a clear sign that an attack is near. Many people also ignore this pressure, claiming that it’s nothing or that it’s normal, but it’s not. Get checked out immediately if you are experiencing pressure.
3. WEAKNESS
Becoming increasingly weak is another dangerous sign that you may have a heart attack. This is because you arteries have continued to narrow. This doesn’t allow the proper blood flow throughout the body.
4. COLD AND FLU SYMPTOMS
Many people have recorded developing cold and flu like symptoms right before an attack happens. These are very scary signs, and once again contact your doctor immediately.
5. FATIGUE
If you are feeling tired and drowsy all the time it could be a result in the loss of blood flow to your heart. This happens when there is a buildup of plaque in your arteries, the same arteries that carry blood to and from the heart.
6. SHORTNESS OF BREATH
Due to the loss of blood flow your lungs are going to suffer as well. When not enough blood gets to your lungs you will not be able to take in enough air, which is related to shortness of breath. If you are having trouble breathing you should contact your doctor immediately, this is a very bad sign.
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Do not ignore symptoms gwt help as soon as you feel them. I ignored my symtoms and came very close to dying
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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