LIFE SAVER: A Couple Of Weeks Before A Heart Attack, Your Body Makes These 4 Signs! Do Not Ignore Them!

Coronary artery disease (CAD) is a disease that combines coronary artery atherosclerosis, stenocardia and myocardial infarct. Amid the accumulation of cholesterol plaques on the coronary walls of arteries, the heart’s arteries become narrow and the flow of blood worsens. Eventually, plaques only grow, blocking the flows of blood. While the majority of drugs are not capable of dissolving them, the chances of heart attack become frightening.
A heart attack is especially insidious because it can happen unpredictably. Moreover, 20% of heart attacks are asymptomatic. Such “silent” heart attacks do damage person’s health condition. That’s why is it crucially important that you learn the symptoms that can warn you about a possible heart attack. Here are the 4 warnings of myocardial infarct.

1. Pressure in the chest

You should not ignore pressure or pain in the chest. It is a clear sign that you have a heart problem that needs an immediate care. Frequent pain in the chest is a sign that a heart attack can happen anytime. If a pain spreads to your arms, back, shoulders and neck — is it a reason to call an ambulance immediately!

2. Shortness of breath

A heart and lungs work in tandem, so problems with one organ can influence problems with another. Narrowing of arteries blocks the normal flow of blood. Amid this fact, your lungs get not enough blood and you literally start suffocating.

 3. Idiopathic fatigue

If you wake up already tired and you feel the lack of strengths to do your usual daily work, it can be a signal of coming heart attack. Excessive tiredness indicates that your heart works harder to pump blood.

4. Symptoms of flu or cold

It may sound strange but the majority of patients, who survived a heart attack, claim that they felt the symptoms of flu or cold before facing a heart attack