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Symptoms of a Heart Attack?
 

When you ask what are symptoms of a heart attack, please note that they are absolutely not the same for everyone? The first thing you need to know is what is a heart attack? In very simple basic terms, a heart attack (aka myocardial infarction) is a complete interruption of the blood supply in an artery in the heart, and it is this interruption that produces the symptoms of a heart attack. The blood supply is blocked by a clot, and therefore cannot make it to the other side of the blockage within the artery. The living tissue on the other side of the blockage begins to die immediately when life giving blood is absent. Immediately you experience pain, and this gives rise to the symptoms of a heart attack.
 
 
 The Signs can be different for men and women
 

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So what are the Symptoms of a Heart Attack?
 

The symptoms arising from a heart attack usually occur over a period of several minutes, and worsen. Let's go through the main symptoms you might experience:
 
  • Shortness of breath (aka dyspnea)
  • Excessive sweating ( aka diaphoresis)
  • Light-headedness
  • Weakness
  • Nausea
  • Vomiting
  • Palpitations
  • Loss of consciousness
  • Potentially sudden death
 
Clarification of Heart Attack Symptoms

Let's expand upon the above heart attack symptoms clarifying some of them
 
  • Discomfort, pain in the chest, arm, or below the breastbone
  • Pressure, heaviness
  • Indigestion, choking feeling (similar to heart burn) fullness
  • Dizziness, vomiting, combined with nausea and sweating
  • Extreme weakness, shortness of breath, anxiety
 
Heart Attack Symptoms and Descriptions
 
Symptom
 

Pain or Description in the chest
 
 

Pain in the upper body
 
 

Pain in the stomach
 

Lightheadednesss
 

Vomiting & Nausea
 

Shortness of Breadth
 

Sweating
 

Anxiety

Description of Symptom
 

It feels like a fullness, in the center of the chest, including a tight ache, in the chest or a squeezing. It may come and go and last for minutes
 

The upper body pain will move from your chest and into the shoulders, back, arms into the neck, your teeth, and your jaw. You might have no chest discomfort and still have upper body pain
 

It may feel like heartburn, and pain may reach into your abdominal area
 

You feel like you might pass out, or a feeling of dizziness.
 

Sick to your stomach
 

You simply cannot breathe – Panting, can't deep-breathe
 

Cold sweat, clammy skin
 

Panic attack with no justifiable reasons
 

Heart Attack Symptoms - What to do?
 

On other parts of this site, we tell you what to do if you are having a heart attack, and we will go through the steps here. First, if you find that you need more in-depth information, we have put together a 200 plus Report that takes you through heart disease, heart attacks, the steps you need to take when it all goes wrong, the latest research which gives new hope to heart disease and heart attack sufferers. There is much to be excited about. To learn more about this Special Report, please click below.

 
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Now let's go through a few of the steps to perform, if you think you are having a heart attack:
 
  • ACT IMMEDIATELY – Not a second to lose, Dial 911 – Announce I think I am having a heart attack
 
Taking an ambulance is often the difference between living and dying- you decide?
 
  • Get several low dose aspirin into your mouth and CHEW them. If no low-dose aspirin is available, take a full-strength aspirin and CHEW it.
  • Unlock your front door so the ambulance technicians can get in.
  • Call your regular doctor, tell his nurse, you are going to the hospital
  • Get your medications and medical history together to bring with you or copies of them
  • Call a loved one or someone you trust to meet you there
 
SPECIAL NOTE:
 

After a heart attack, TIME is EVERYTHING and TIME is NOT on your side. You need to act NOW. The blocked artery must be dealt with. That is why you call for an ambulance. Do NOT attempt to drive yourself, or have someone drive you. Ambulance personnel are trained to deal with heart attack victims. They can CALL AHEAD and if it is warranted, receive permission to give you CLOT BUSTING Drugs that will interrupt the heart attack process.


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