❤️ 9 "Heart is getting in trouble" alarm

1.Easy to get tired, easier to panting than usual

The heart pumps blood poorly, can cause blood and fluid in the lungs, so it feels tired or unable to breathe, especially when exerting.

2. Palpitations or arrhythmias

It may be associated with cardiac rhythm disorders such as the heart beating too fast, too slow, or uneven.

3. Pain, tightness or cork in the chest

It can be caused by insufficient blood supply to the heart muscle, especially tightness or strangulation while exerting, which is an important sign not to be overlooked.

4. Dizzy, dark or faint

It may occur when blood supply to the brain decreases, such as from an arrhythmia, pressure drop, or a decrease in the heart's ability to pump blood.

5. Abnormal fatigue

When the heart does not deliver enough blood and oxygen to the muscles and organs, it can cause fatigue and lack of force more easily than usual.

6. Ankle, leg or swollen foot

When the heart pumps blood poorly, a wealth of blood and fluid may occur in the lower part of the body, causing swelling.

7. Breathing is inconvenient when lying down.

It can be caused by fluid in the lungs, making it difficult to breathe when lying down, and some people have to prop up their pillows or sit up to breathe more easily.

8. Unusually sweating

Specifically, cold sweat associated with chest tightness, insufflation, nausea, or weakness can be a sign of acute myocardial infarction.

9. Nausea or discomfort in the chest.

Some heart problems do not show obvious chest pain, especially in women, the elderly, or people with diabetes, who may also be nauseous, tired, or uncomfortable.

⚠️ These symptoms may be cardiac alarms, especially if they are new, more frequent, or mutually common, and if there is tightness / chest pain, shortness of breath, cold sweat, blackouts, or acute unconsciousness, they should be considered an emergency and immediately seek medical assistance.

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