6 Early Signs You Could Be Having Heart Attack Month Before It Actually Happens

A heart attack is a circulation disorder. Sometimes, the flow of oxygen-rich blood to a part of the heart muscle is blocked.

If the blood flow is not restored, the muscle starts to die due to a lack of oxygen.

This makes a heart attack.

CDC says, there are five conditions which will increase the risk of heart attack such as:

 – Diabetes
 – Obesity
 – Poor diet – Physical inactivity
 – Excessive alcohol abuse.

Did you know that half of the heart attacks happen outside hospitals, and early detection is the key to survival. A study conducted by the CDC in 2005 showed that 92% of people recognized chest discomfort as a heart attack symptom.

We listed below the symptoms you must learn to recognize as a potential heart attack. These signs can occur even a month before the attack:

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1. Dizziness – the brain may not receive proper oxygen amounts as the blood circulation is restricted, causing you to feel constantly dizzy or light headed.

Note: This is a major cause for concern so you need to visit a doctor immediately.

2. Chest discomfort – the most common symptom which occurs in different forms. Some people may feel light pressure in their chest, others will experience pinching or burning.

Note: These unusual feelings will occur during rest or physical activity. If you feel them, contact a doctor right away.

3. Feeling tired – for no apparent reason it could be a sign of an impending heart attack. The heart works harder as the arteries begin to close, making simple tasks exhausting.

Note: This will result with increased sleeping hours or feeling like you need to take several naps daily.

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4. Long lasting cold symptoms – Sure, cold symptoms take their time, but if they won’t go away it could be a sign of a heart attack. Blood can go back into the lungs with the heart struggling to supply the body with it.

Note: Be aware of pink mucus in your cough it’s a byproduct of blood leakage.

5. Shortness of breath – shortness of breath also signalizes heart attack. The heart and lungs work in unity, so if the heart works poorly, the lungs won’t get enough oxygen, leading to difficulties in breathing which needs to be treated at once.

6. Swelling – as the heart struggles to pump blood into the body, veins will begin to swell. This is usually seen in the feet, ankles and legs the points farthest from the heart.

Note: Peripheral cyanosis is also likely to occur, with an appearance of a blue tinge in the lips or extremities.

Be aware of them at all times and seek medical attention accordingly. Protect yourself early and take charge of your health.

We hope that this brief article is informative to you, share this post so that you can also inform others about this and might help them a lot.

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