The first hour of a heart attack is known as the “golden hour.” Your chances of recovery are greatly improved If you get help during that first hour,.We have observed that many people hesitate to get help when they first experience symptoms. They’re afraid of the embarrassment of going to the emergency room and finding that nothing is wrong. So, it is important that you know the symptoms that may indicate that a heart attack is in progress.
By digestive disturbances or other less serious conditions many of the symptoms of heart attack can be brought on. But only sophisticated medical tests can determine for sure if you’re having a heart attack. We see that Heart attacks may vary from person to person, and from heart attack to heart attack. For example women, , may experience “atypical’ symptoms such as pain between the shoulder blades rather than crushing chest pain. This may result in them delaying seeking treatment.Heart attack is one instance where getting treatment rapidly can mean the dissimilarity between life and death. If you are in doubt, err on the side of being more careful and go to the emergency room and get yourself checked. We will try to explain some of the most regular characteristics of heart attack here. Before that we will introduce the other pain called angina which is often precursor to a heart attack.
Angina Pectoris or Angina
Angina pectoris is a pioneer to a heart attack. What happens usually, is this: The heart beats faster during physical exertion, during stress or an emotionally charged situation, in cold weather or after a big meal,. Heart requires more oxygenated blood flow to the heart muscle to continue the beating. But if the channels by which the blood and oxygen flow to the heart are narrowed, not enough nutrients get to the heart muscle tissue. The heart tells you about this with a pain called angina pectoris.It suffers oxygen deficiency.
