These are the marks your body gives before a heart attack

A game. The Stable

If you are constantly tired or sluggish without cause, you should not ignore that sign. People who are threatened by heart attack may also feel tired when they take very simple actions, such as bed fixing or showering.

Heart rate disorder

Heart - rate problems (heart attack) occur when electrical impulses that coordinate heart rates do not function properly, causing faster, slower, or irregular heartbeats.

Pain throughout the chest

Men and women experience chest pain in different shapes and intensity. In males this symptom refers to the most important signs of heart attack that should not be ignored. And to women, it affects only 30% of them. Pain can spread to one or both of your arms (most often to your right), to your neck, to your shoulders, to your lower jaws.

Sleepless

Sleeplessness is also linked to a higher risk of developing heart attacks or strokes that are more common in women. Sleeplessness is also accompanied by anxiety and confusion.

Breathing Problems

Buffling or feeling that you cannot breathe deeply are warning signs of heart attack. They usually appear in both males and females about six months before a heart attack. Description: The feeling of not getting enough air, dizziness and breathing problems.

Grieving Much

The intense and unusual sweat is a first sign of heart attack. It can happen any time of the day or night. This symptom affects women more often, where they are usually confused with hot flashes or perspiration at night, these typical signs of menopausis. Description: Symptoms similar to flu, cold skin, and perspiration, although temperatures are not so high. People who are endangered by heart attack sweat more at night? In the morning, sheets may have been soaked by sweat.

Pain in Abdominal Part

Pain in the abdominal part, nausea, even when the stomach is either empty or full, the sense of ventilation in the stomach, acidity in the stomach is some of the symptoms that warn of heart attack (as well as many other diseases). The pain in the abdominal part before a heart attack is episoded, alleviates, and then returns for short periods of time. Physical tension can make abdominal pain worse.