A heart attack can strike anyone. But because it tends to have a heart attack most men, the disease often this one is somewhat overlooked by women.
According to the results of the study found, some doctors are giving less inspection, less frequent follow up, fewer treatments and less surgery in women. Perhaps this is why heart attacks more deadly if it happened to women than men.
Well, to find out more about what the early symptoms of heart attack in women, see the following reviews.
Difficulty breathing
If you often feel shortness of breath during sitting and even sleeping, maybe there is something wrong. Shortness of breath accompanied by sweating and dizziness usually a sign of a heart attack. Be careful, because these symptoms can cause fainting.
Limp for no reason
Feeling weak and tired is normal if you are experiencing stress at work. But if you feel weak and tired more than usual, you may be experiencing a heart attack. Before and during the attack, your heart will stop pumping properly, resulting in oxygen and glucose spread throughout the body. The result, you will feel very weak.
Trouble sleeping
Experts say that the disorder is difficult to sleep is a symptom of a heart attack that many experienced women. When obtruktif experience sleep disturbances, upper respiratory tract is blocked as a result of respiratory impaired that heart attacks are more likely to occur.
According to the study, women who suffer from heart disease go through this a month before a heart attack. So if you often wake up at night, sweating and unable to regulate the breath, see your doctor immediately.
Indigestion
In one study of women known to two times more likely to experience vomiting, nausea and indigestion for several months before a heart attack than men. This condition occurs due to blockage in the arteries of fat will reduce blood supply to the heart that typically occurs in the chest can sometimes arise in the stomach.
It depends on which part of the heart is broken, so he sends pain signals in the lower part of the body from the chest.
Some ways you can do to prevent heart attacks such as keeping cholesterol, blood lipid levels, in order to maintain blood pressure control, quitting smoking, avoiding fatty foods, living on fruit and vegetable consumption, exercise regularly, lose weight and reduce stress.
Nausea and vomiting
As a result of your body in a state of 'emergency' during a heart attack, the nerves that control body functions to work too hard. This will make you often sweating, pallor, dizziness, nausea and often vomiting. Experts do not know the exact reasons behind this situation, but if you frequently experience this, it's good to see a doctor immediately.
Some body feels uncomfortable
Logically, a heart attack will attack and give effect to the left side of the body, especially the left arm. But one sign of a heart attack are pain and discomfort in the left arm or both arms. Pain and discomfort is also felt in the jaw, neck, back and stomach as well.
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