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Heart Health5 min readAugust 15, 2024

10 Warning Signs of Heart Disease You Should Never Ignore

Dr. Sarah Johnson

Dr. Sarah Johnson

Senior Cardiologist

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Heart disease remains one of the leading causes of mortality globally, but many heart conditions are highly treatable if detected early. The key to prevention and successful treatment lies in recognizing the warning signs your body gives you.

1. Chest Discomfort or Angina

It's the most common sign of heart danger. If you have a blocked artery or are having a heart attack, you may feel pain, tightness, or pressure in your chest. The feeling can last for more than a few minutes. It may happen when you're resting or when you're doing physical activity.

2. Nausea, Indigestion, or Stomach Pain

Some people have these symptoms during a heart attack. They may even vomit. Women are more likely to report this type of symptom than men. Of course, you can have a stomachache for many reasons that have nothing to do with your heart, but you need to be aware of the connection.

When to seek emergency help

If you experience sudden, severe chest pain that spreads to your arm, back, or jaw, along with shortness of breath, call emergency services immediately. Time is muscle when it comes to cardiac events.

Key Takeaways

  • Never ignore persistent chest pain or pressure.
  • Symptoms can be subtle, especially in women, presenting as extreme fatigue or indigestion.
  • Regular screenings and EKGs after age 40 are crucial for early detection.

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle through diet, regular exercise, and stress management significantly reduces your risk. However, knowing your family history and paying attention to these warning signs is equally important.

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