Do Not Ignore These Noticeable Symptoms Of A Heart Attack!

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Because of the weather in the Philippines heart attacks become a common health problem. In fact, it is normal because our nation lead a stressful way of life.

Reducing stress levels can help to prevent of heart attack and some of the reason to eliminate it is simply learn how to recognize the early symptoms before it occurs.

Meanwhile, around 25% of the heart attacks occur silently without any noticeable symptoms.

Here’s the specific symptoms that might your experience a few days before it occurs:

1. Pains In Different Parts Of Your Body

Many heart attach survivors have reported that they had experienced chest pain, which spread to the back, jaw, arms, shoulders, and abdomen before the heart attack. However, you may not experience chest pain, but pain is other parts of your body. Moreover, the pain between the shoulder blades; or in one or both arms is quite common. Even though the pain may not be constant, you should avoid ignoring it.

2. High Levels Of Anxiety

A great number of heart attack survivors have reported that they had experienced high levels of anxiety before the heart attack occurred. So, high levels of anxiety may be a sign of a heart attack.

3. Coughing

Some may cough bloody phlegm, whereas others may experience nagging cough or wheezing, which may be an indicator of heart failure. It happens since fluid starts accumulating in your lungs.

4. Swelling

Swelling of the feet or ankles has been associated with standing or sitting for long periods of time. But, are you familiar with the fact that heart failure could contribute to fluid accumulation in your body? This can result in swelling of your feet, ankles, legs, or abdomen. Keep in mind you should pay attention to all these symptoms to prevent a heart attack.

Here Are A Few Other Symptoms Of A Heart Attack:

• Chest discomfort
• Shortness of breath
• Cold sweat
• Nausea
• Lightheadedness

Source PHT -  NHAB

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