A month before the infarction, your body will warn you – here’s what hidden signs are!

Myocardial infarction is one of the main causes of death in Europe, which means that before becoming a victim, everyone should know what symptoms need to be addressed. Every year in Norway alone, about 20,000 people are hospitalized due to heart attacks, and some of them have been warned a few days or even a month before the disease.

Here are the signs that everyone should pay attention to:

1. Body weakness

One of the most important symptoms is to observe whether the body is weakening. Your body will feel weak as it is experiencing arterial changes that can cause blood flow to deteriorate. This can lead to a weakening of the muscles, making it easy to fall. These symptoms are a large red flag, so be careful if you feel weak!

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2. Dizziness and cold sweat

Dizziness and cold sweating are another sign that something is very wrong, that poor blood flow in the body has stopped part of the brain’s blood supply. Limited blood supply is what you need to pay attention to as your body responds to it. Your brain needs a lot of blood to make it proper and stay healthy. These symptoms indicate that a heart attack can occur very quickly.

3. Chest pressure

If you feel chest pressure, it is important to seek immediate help, as one of the most common signals of your future heart attack is a strong pressure or feeling of heaviness in your chest. Chest pain can also occur in other areas of the body.

Sometimes pain comes into one hand (often left or armpit), but you may also feel pressure in the neck, jaw, back or abdomen. The pain usually takes at least 15 minutes.

4. Colds or flu

If you feel cold and flu -like symptoms, you are likely to have a heart attack. Many people who have had a heart attack just before a heart attack describe similar symptoms to colds or influenza ailments.

5. Fatigue

Do you still feel tired? Fatigue is the main indicator of the heart attack as it leads to low blood supply to the heart. When the arteries are narrow, your heart gets less blood and is much harder to work with. If you are tired or exhausted quickly, you should consult your doctor and do an ECG. If your heart is not working well, you may be threatened with a heart attack.

6. Difficulty in breathing

Another indicator indicating that a heart attack may be threatened is that you are in trouble breathing. When the arteries are blocked, the lungs do not get enough blood to function properly. Your heart and lungs work together, and if one system does not work, it does not work. If you suddenly become difficult to breathe, you should seek medical attention.

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