Mild symptoms of heart attack

The medical term for a heart attack myocardial infarction is named, and it occurs when there is death to heart tissue. It is caused by a blockage or narrowing in the coronary arteries, which blood to the heart. This lack of blood and oxygen caused damage to the heart muscle. Symptoms and signs can often mild and differences between men and women.

There are two types of heart attacks: mild and typical. In a typical heart attack, gets a blood clot in one of the heart of arteries, blocking blood flow. This results in an easily recognizable pattern during ECG, (or electrocardiogram) test, the most common procedure used to determine if a heart attack has occurred. However, in the case of a mild heart attack, blood flow is only partially interrupted and this pattern is not clearly displayed during the ECG testing.

While chest pain the most common symptom in men is, they can also experience pain in other areas of the body (usually the upper body), along with cold sweats, clammy skin and other flu-like warning signs. Women are more likely to have pain in the back or jaw feel, dizziness, shortness of breath and nausea, as well as severe, unexplained fatigue experience. Recognizing heart attacks in women is an issue, partly because their symptoms are not considered typical, so that they do not receive the same medical care as men.

Cardiovascular disease can start with symptoms of angina, pain in the chest area, similar to that of a heart attack, is created and is caused by lack of oxygen to the heart. Other symptoms include shortness of breath, daytime fatigue, and syncope, a medical term for fainting.

Fortunately, it is possible to avoid both mild and typical heart attacks, with good exercise regimen, a healthy lifestyle and regular check-ups; It is important to keep your blood pressure and cholesterol levels checked, and to take part in stress tests if and when they are recommended, that give can help if you under his leadership for cardiovascular diseases. There is a reason why heart disease known as "the silent killer" because often there are no warning signs until it actually happens.

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