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Heart Attack Symptoms

Heart attack symptoms or signs can also be mild
especially in women.

Symptoms of a heart attack can be different in each person. You may have some pain or it can be unbearable. Often you just don't feel right and aren't sure what's wrong.

It is a result of the lack of blood flow to the heart and you feel:

  • Chest discomfort
  • Discomfort in the upper body
  • Short of breath
  • A cold sweat, nausea or feeling light headed

If you or someone you're with has any of these, don't wait longer than a few minutes before calling for help.

Get to a hospital right away. CALL 911(USA) or your local emergency number.

The first hour is vital because you:

  • Can be revived
  • Are treated early
  • Have improved recovery

If the person is not breathing or responding:

Please start immediate CPR

Signs and Symptoms

  • Symptoms can be sudden, while most start slowly.

  • The chest may feel uncomfortable and feel tight or heavy.

  • Pain may travel to the neck and arms (often the left side).

  • People may think this is indigestion and ignore it.

Heart Attack Symptoms in Women

Symtoms of a heart attack in women can be different than they are for men and can be subtle.

Chest pain means the body needs more oxygen, for example, during strenuous exercise, after eating, when there are changes in temperature, or during extreme emotion.

But, chest pain can also occur when at rest. Often women affected aren't sure what's wrong and wait too long before getting help.

Women can feel different than men and the signs are often rather subtle.

Heart attack symptoms for women include all of the above but watch out for how you are feeling. Often we know something is not right.

Your own body tries to warn you early of things we need to look at for our heart health.

  • Unusually Tired
  • Unrefreshed after Sleeping
  • Short of Breath
  • Anxious

Mild, Early or Silent?

Sadly we sometimes do our best to ignore the things that warn us. Why not listen to your own body? It really does its best to warn us of problems long before they become hard to treat.

The most common thing is chest pain that feels like something is gripping you and making your chest tight. It may feel like indigestion but usually is stronger up under your breastbone.

More symtoms are feeling the pain in your arms, neck, jaw, and maybe your upper abdomen.

Signs of a heart attack can include feeling restless and a cold sweat. You may feel dizzy and look pale.

All of these signs of heart attack have the same basic cause.

Plaque cuts the flow of blood and oxygen to the heart and the rest of the body. If the blood and oxygen supply is cut off sharply or for a long time, muscle cells suffer severe damage and often die.

You can take control of your heart health.

Start on the road to better cardiovascular performance, protection and prevention.


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