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Doctor: Know These Silent Heart Attack Symptoms
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Doctor: know these silent heart attack symptoms
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States. Would you know if you or someone else was having a heart attack? There are heart attack signs that you hear about — chest pain, shortness of breath, arm pain, or an ache in your back or jaw or neck radiating to your jaw. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan Chief Medical Officer Dr. James Grant says there are also some silent heart attack symptoms. “You’re very tired,” Grant said. “…
High blood pressure usually progresses in silence. Many people feel “good” and yet their arteries get a constant blow, day after day. Over time, that wear makes it easier for fat plates to form, for the vessels to tighten, and for the heart to work harder. Before a heart attack, sometimes discrete clues appear. They don’t always mean that a heart attack is going to occur, because they are also confused with stress, poor digestion, or lack of sle…
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