According to medical experts, ‘A heart attack does not always happen suddenly, but there are many symptoms that appear before it, but they are often ignored.’
According to NDTV, a heart attack is usually considered a sudden event, but according to experts, the body sends several warning signs before it.
These warning signs can appear a few hours, days, or sometimes years in advance, but these symptoms are often ignored as minor.
Cardiologist Dr. Joy Saibal says that ‘A heart attack does not always happen suddenly, the body usually starts signaling problems before it.’
Experts have warned that it is important to pay attention to these symptoms in time to avoid a dangerous situation like a heart attack.
Sudden symptoms
Symptoms that appear before a heart attack include severe chest pain or pressure, difficulty breathing, dizziness, or fainting.
Early warning signs
According to experts, the early warning signs before a heart attack include symptoms such as chest tightness, fatigue or indigestion, but most people ignore such symptoms as minor.
Premonitory symptoms
Some people experience symptoms such as unusual fatigue, chest pressure or difficulty breathing a few days or weeks before a heart attack. Since these symptoms are common and vague, they are difficult to recognize initially, but experts say that it is very important to understand and take them seriously so that timely treatment is possible.
Cardiac disease expert Sid Das says, “In today’s health system, we treat heart attacks, but pay little attention to their prevention. The fact is that the heart system starts giving warning signs many years in advance.”
According to experts, if a person experiences the above symptoms, it is very important to get an immediate medical examination.
