Symptoms of heart attack

The symptoms of acute myocardial infarction are related to the death of heart tissue caused by blockage of a vein of the heart by fat deposits and can occur at any age, even in young people.

However, the symptoms of myocardial infarction are more common in smokers, overweight, high blood pressure, diabetes or high cholesterol and include:

Pain in the left chest, shaped grip, stab or weight, which may radiate to the neck, armpit, back, left arm or even right arm;
Stomach pain, unrelated to food;
Back pain;
Malaise;
Dizziness and nausea;
Pallor and cold sweat;
Difficulty breathing or rapid breathing;
Dry cough.
When a person experiences intense pain between the navel and mouth that lasts more than 20 minutes to find a hospital or call 192 in order to call an ambulance.

Symptoms of massive heart attack may occur more abruptly and be accompanied by indigestion, excessive sweating and tiredness, but there are cases where massive heart attack without having any symptoms arise.
Symptoms of female heart attack

The symptoms of female heart attack are usually less severe than the symptoms of male heart attack and can be:

Pain in the jaw, pain in the cervical or back pain, as if a weight;
Strong indigestion, as if he had exaggerated the power;
Feeling of lump in the throat;
Difficulty breathing.

These symptoms may occur even at rest, but are more common in women taking the contraceptive pill, under stress and those who smoke.

If a woman experiences these symptoms should call an ambulance or go to the hospital ASAP.