Silent heart attack

heart attack :

A heart attack called a myocardial infarction (or MI), is blocked from blood flow in one or more coronary arteries. This is the artery that gives heart muscle blood. Heart attacks can kill or damage the tissues of the heart. A heart attack can strike suddenly, often without any warning.

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Signs of a heart attack:

The following features are the signs of a sudden attack of the heart:

• Nausea
• Heartburn
• Feeling of stress, intensity, pain, chest or armpits that can spread to your neck, jaw or back
• Indigestion
• Breath weakness
• Coolness
• Exhaustion
• lightheadedness
• Although the physical symptoms of the disease are not seen, it may still be present in the patient's body.

The common causes of a heart attack:

The most common causes of a sudden attack in the heart are as follows:

• Atherosclerosis
• Coronary artery disease
• A coronary artery is a radioactivity

The Reasons which increase the chances of a heart attack:

The following criteria increase the chances of a sudden attack of heart,

• Smoking
• Elderly
• Secondhand smoke long term exposure
• High blood cholesterol
• Diabetes
• Obesity
• Emphasis
• Lack of physical activity
• Invalid drug use
• History of Preeclampsia

prevention of  heart attack:

Yes, it may be possible to prevent sudden heart attack. The following steps can be taken to prevent this disease:

• Quit smoking
• Maintain a healthy body weight
• eating a healthy diet
• Exercise Regular

Testing to detect sudden attacks in the heart:

The following tests are used to diagnose a heart attack in heart:

• Electrocardiogram: see electrical impulses generated by the heart
• Blood test: To check the presence of certain enzymes
• X-ray chest: To check the heart and its blood vessel size
• Echocardiogram: Provide a video of the heart
• Duty Catholicization: Publishes the area of ?? the blockade
• Exercise pressure test: How the heart and blood vessel response responds to the labor
• Cardiac Computerized Tomography (CT) or Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI): For Diagnosis of Heart Disease

If you do not get treatment, the complications that may arise due to the sudden attack of the heart are:

The following is the list of complications and problems that may arise from a sudden attack in the heart if you do not get treatment.

• Heart failure
• arrhythmias
• Heart valve problems
• Break the hear

Self-service in case of a sudden attack in the heart:

• The list of changes that may be helpful in the treatment of the disease itself, or the lifestyle changes, are as follows:
• Avoid smoking: Helps improve your heart's health
• Control blood pressure and cholesterol levels: Helps reduce the chance of a heart attack
• Get regular medical checkups: Check for conditions like high blood cholesterol, high blood pressure, and diabetes and help you manage.
• Regular exercise: Helps improve heart muscle function after a heart attack
• Maintain a healthy weight: Extra weight can tone the heart and contribute to other diseases
• Eat a heart-healthy diet: keeps the heart healthy
• Manage diabetes: Keep blood sugar levels at a much more preferred level
• Control pressure: Reduce pressure on your daily activities

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