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Studies show that most women can’t differentiate between a heart attack and indigestion. Most women who are having a heart attack put off going to the emergency room because the symptoms are so vague. Knowing the warning signs of a heart attack can mean the difference between life and death. Tingling down one or both arms or legs While this often means you’ve got a pinched nerve or arthritis in your neck, “it’s important to rule out heart problems first,” Dr. Nieca Goldberg medical director of the Joan H. Tisch Center for Women’s Health at NYU Langone Medical Center said. See your doctor if you notice any tingling in your extremities. Nausea/vomiting You could have more than just a bug if your upset stomach comes along with other heart-related symptoms, such as shortness of breath, a cold sweat or pain in your chest or back. Shortness of breath/racing heart It can be really difficult to differentiate between a panic attack and a heart attack, since they share these symptoms. A few tells: Panic attacks can be triggered by a stressful event (though not always), and other signs can include trembling, intense terror and an overwhelming sense of doom. Panic attacks also typically come on suddenly and should pass within five minutes, while women’s heart-attack symptoms tend to start slowly and linger. The only way to be sure about what’s happening, however, is to get to the ER. Jaw pain Your jaw could hurt if you’re having a heart attack, because the nerves attached to it lie close to ones that come out of your heart. If the pain is constant, you probably have a dental problem; if it pops up intermittently and gets worse when you exert yourself, it’s more likely to be heart-related. Dizziness/light-headedness Feeling faint for no obvious reason (like doing a tough workout or being dehydrated) could mean that not enough blood is getting to the heart, especially if you’re also suffering from shortness of breath and a cold sweat. Discomfort or burning in the chest or back Women often describe a heart attack as tightness, heaviness, pressure or a squeezing sensation. The pain doesn’t have to be severe or sudden; it could come and go for weeks, so it’s often mistaken for indigestion or heartburn. If it doesn’t come on shortly after a meal, if you don’t normally have indigestion or if you’re also experiencing symptoms such as nausea, it needs to be checked promptly by a doctor. Extreme fatigue If you’re unable to walk a block comfortably or if you feel like you have to stop and rest while going about your daily activities, it could be a sign that blood is not getting to the heart fast enough. How heart attacks happen They’re most often triggered by a buildup of fatty deposits called plaque in our coronary arteries. When that plaque thickens and hardens, you develop atherosclerosis—a common heart disease that causes attacks. (Other forms of heart disease include arrhythmia and congenital issues.) Atherosclerosis can block blood flow, and therefore oxygen, to the heart muscle and lead to a heart attack. Some risk factors for heart disease are a family history, elevated blood pressure and/or cholesterol, obesity, smoking, high stress levels and having a sedentary lifestyle, although you can have heart attacks without being predisposed to them. Less common causes include a blood clot and a blood-vessel tear in the heart (known as a spontaneous coronary artery dissection, a rare condition that is most prevalent in those age 30 to 50). - Health Plus
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kratkoća daha jeključni znak paziti , jer to često može bitiprethodnik na bol u prsima , a može biti vaš prvi simptom da imate srčani udar . Također možete imati nedostatak daha u isto vrijeme kao i prsima nemir . Ovaj znak obilježava osjećaj da ne možete uhvatiti dah i duboko udahnite , uzrokujući da se kratke zadihan diše . Kratkoća daha također može biti u pratnji vrtoglavica ili nepromišljenost . Svaki put kada se bore za disanje , pozvati hitnu pomoć . Bol u prsima Jedan od najočitijih znakova srčanog udara može biti nelagoda u centru ili lijevu stranu od prsa . To bi moglo osjećati kao bol ili stisak ili kao da netko sjedi na prsima . Ozbiljnost ovog boli može varirati , prema National Heart krvi i pluća Instituta , možda imate jaku bol ili osjetiti nešto više srodno žgaravice ili loša . Bol u prsima uzrokovana srčanog udara obično ili će trajati više odnekoliko minuta ili će otići i vratiti se u više navrata . Neke žene će imati srčani udar , bez osjećaja bilo kakve bolove u prsima , pa ako imate i druge simptome , ali ne i ovaj , ne računaju se srčani udar . Ostalo fizičku nelagodu prsima nelagoda zbog srčanog udara može proširiti i na druge dijelove tijela kao dobro . Možda ćete se osjećati bolove širi kroz ruke, ramena i vrat . Nelagoda također može rastegnuti do gornjeg dijela želuca i gore u usta i čeljusti . Primijetivši bol u gornjem dijelu tijela može vam pomoći razlikovati bol u prsima uzrokovana srčanog udara i bolova uzrokovanih loša ili žgaravice . Ostali simptomi Možda izbiju u hladnom znoju ili osjećate mučninu ili povraćati tijekom srčanog udara . Extreme umor je takođerznak srčanog udara , posebice kod žena , kao i vlažnu kožu . Vaš osjećaj odluke također može pomoći bijela vama do srčanog udara . Ako uz ostale simptome se iznenada osjećate tjeskobno ili se pune osjećajem propasti bez ikakvog razloga , možda se pojavljuje jedan napad . From:http://hr.265health.com/conditions-treatments/heart-attack/1016039180.html