What are the main symptoms of heart disease?

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In recent years, the incidence rate and mortality rate of heart disease are increasing. Many people choose to seek medical treatment only when their condition is serious. In fact, for heart disease, prevention is better than treatment. It is very important to detect and treat heart disease before or at the early stage. In fact, heart disease is not a sudden attack, many times there are traces to be found, so the main symptoms of heart disease? Let's talk about it

What are the main symptoms of heart disease?

Physical activity, fatigue, shortness of breath, dyspnea and other discomfort, or sudden post sternal pain or chest tightness. Sleep at night when the pillow is low, feel breathing difficulties, need to sleep high pillow. Wake up suddenly in the process of sleeping or having nightmares, and feel palpitations, chest tightness and poor breathing. There was edema of the lower limbs. The end of fingers or toes appeared hypertrophy and deformation. Face, lips and nails appear cyan, dark red and other abnormal colors.

In the period of cardiac function compensation, patients may have no obvious self-conscious symptoms. In the period of cardiac function decompensation, symptoms of heart failure gradually appear. Most patients have different basic diseases, different severity of illness, and often accompanied by a variety of diseases, which make their symptoms atypical. The common symptoms are repeated respiratory tract infection, pale complexion, suffocation, exertional dyspnea, hemoptysis,

Frequent chest tightness, chest pain, tachycardia, and obvious cyanosis in the tip of nose, lip and nail bed. Some patients had angina pectoris, syncope and abnormal perspiration. In the late stage, congestive heart failure, sitting breathing and pulmonary edema occurred.

matters needing attention

1. The daily intake of cholesterol is not more than 300 mg. 2. The intake of fat is not more than 30% of the total calories. 3. Eat less or no refined sugars such as sucrose and glucose. 4. Eat more foods rich in vitamin C, such as fruits, fresh vegetables and vegetable oil