Ten alternative symptoms of heart disease?

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The most common symptoms of heart disease are chest pain, chest tightness, palpitation and so on. In addition, cardiovascular disease has many symptoms that are not obvious. According to the latest article published in October in the daily mail of the United Kingdom, "10 alternative symptoms of heart disease" summarized by a number of cardiovascular experts.

Ten alternative symptoms of heart disease?

According to Dr. Klaus Witt, a cardiologist at Leeds general hospital, angina is a typical sign of heart disease, and symptoms of angina can also be found in other parts of the body, such as the neck, chin, arm and shoulder blade, or teeth. Toothache caused by walking (especially uphill) is a typical but often neglected symptom of heart disease.

Arrhythmias can lead to inattention. Abnormal ECG activity is prone to slow, fast or abnormal heartbeat, and can also lead to insufficient blood supply to the brain, leading to dizziness. Dr. Matthew Fay, a West Yorkshire cardiologist, said that getting up or out of a chair and feeling unsteady were signs of hypotension.

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is one of the earliest symptoms of vascular diseases. Dr Raj passard, a urologist at Bristol Royal Hospital, said erectile function is a barometer of cardiovascular health. The study found that men in their 40s who developed ed had a 50 fold increased risk of heart attack over the next 10 years.

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Dr. Garda Mikhail, a cardiologist at Imperial College, said there was a big difference in the symptoms of heart disease between men and women. Male patients often with chest tightness, chest pain, compression, dyspnea as the main symptoms. Women also have such symptoms, but the symptoms of shortness of breath, chin discomfort, shoulder, upper abdomen or back pain, sweating, vomiting or fatigue are relatively not obvious. So many women still think of heart disease as a "male disease.".