May 05, 2025
Aarushi BhaduryThat squeezing, heavy, or tight feeling in your chest is a big warning sign of a heart attack. If it doesn't stop after a few minutes of rest and you feel really unwell, call for help right away. It could be angina, meaning your heart isn't getting enough blood.
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A burning or painful feeling in your chest or stomach area could actually be a heart issue. It's tricky because your heart, stomach, and the tube connecting them are all close together.
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When you're having a heart attack, the pain might not just be in your chest. It can spread to your arm (especially the left one), your jaw, neck, or back. If this pain doesn't go away, call for emergency help.
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Sweating when it's hot or after exercise is normal. But if you suddenly feel hot and clammy and also have chest pain, it could be a sign of a heart attack, and you should seek immediate medical attention.
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Sometimes, if your heart isn't getting enough blood (angina), you might feel a tightness or pain in your throat, like you're choking. If this feeling doesn't go away and you haven't been told you have a heart problem, it's worth getting checked out.
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Usually, feeling queasy isn't related to your heart. However, if you suddenly feel very sick and also have pain in your chest, it could be a sign of a heart attack. If you feel sick with chest discomfort, get medical advice.
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Swollen ankles are common and can have many causes, like some medications. But if your ankles get very big, it could mean your heart isn't pumping blood well enough, causing fluid to build up in your legs. It's a good idea to see your doctor if this happens.
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A cramping pain in your calves when you walk could mean your legs aren't getting enough blood. This is more common in smokers and people with diabetes. If you notice this, make an appointment with your doctor.
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Feeling tired all the time can be due to many things, including heart problems. If you're suddenly feeling incredibly tired for no clear reason, like a change in your routine, it's a good idea to talk to your doctor.
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Suddenly being really aware of your heartbeat, feeling like it's racing or skipping beats (palpitations), is usually harmless. But if your heart is beating very fast and erratically, you should see a doctor. If you also faint, get emergency help.
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