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A heart attack does not always come with obvious warning signs, and some people have symptoms days or weeks beforehand. However, there is no guaranteed set of symptoms that appears exactly one month before every heart attack.
6 possible warning signs that should not be ignored
1. Chest discomfort or pressure
A feeling of squeezing, heaviness, fullness, or burning in the chest—especially if it comes with activity or stress—can be a warning sign.
2. Unusual shortness of breath
Breathing difficulty that is new or happens with normal activities may be related to heart problems.
3. Unexplained fatigue
Extreme tiredness that is unusual for you, especially with other symptoms, can sometimes occur before a heart event.
4. Pain or discomfort in other areas
Heart-related discomfort may spread to:
- Arm (often the left arm)
- Shoulder
- Back
- Neck
- Jaw
- Upper stomach area
5. Dizziness, lightheadedness, or fainting
Reduced blood flow or heart rhythm problems can cause these symptoms.
6. Sweating, nausea, or feeling unwell
Cold sweating, nausea, or a sudden feeling that something is wrong can occur during a heart attack.
When to seek emergency help
Call emergency services immediately if someone has:
- Chest pressure or pain lasting more than a few minutes
- Trouble breathing
- Fainting
- Severe weakness
- Pain spreading to the arm, jaw, back, or neck
Reducing heart attack risk
- Don’t smoke
- Stay physically active
- Manage blood pressure, cholesterol, and diabetes
- Eat a heart-healthy diet
- Get regular medical checkups if you have risk factors
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