Dear Health Bytes Friend,
A silent heart attack, you´re asking?
How is that even possible?
Yes, it is strange but it´s a fact that you can have a heart attack without knowing it!
It’s called a Silent Heart Attack.
It’s just like a major heart attack where blood flow to a section of the heart is temporarily blocked – but on a smaller scale…
Despite its scale being smaller, it still causes scarring and damage to the heart muscle which puts added pressure on the heart.
And that can become lethal over time or over a series of these.
Find out more about these silent heart attacks below…
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A silent heart attack – what you need to know…
Silent heart attacks don’t come with the obvious symptoms most of us recognise – excruciating chest pain, extreme shortness of breath, clammy palms and cold sweats.
Silent heart attacks can be a lot more subtle, and you could even brush off the symptoms thinking it was just a bout of indigestion, for example…
Keep watch for these symptoms below and go for a checkup if you suspect they could be related to your heart…
Anxiety
- Dizziness
- Heart palpitations
- Trembling
- Sweating
- Shortness of breath
Indigestion
- Heartburn
- Nausea
- Stomach discomfort
- Sweating
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Flu
- Muscle ache
- Fatigue
- Fever
- Headache
- Nausea
- Shortness of breath
Muscle strain
- Pain or pressure in the upper back or chest
You’ll agree these Silent Heart Attack symptoms could easily be missed.
Look out for these subtle signs and get medical help…
Remember, just because they’re not as strong as a major heart attack, they still impact your health in a big way. Don’t ignore them…
Go to the doctor to get checked out, and change your lifestyle – follow a healthy diet, exercise daily, stop smoking, know your blood pressure and cholesterol levels, lose weight if you need to…
To a healthier and happier life,
A.Pombo
Antoinette Pombo
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