Dr. Sanul Corrielus

  Chest pain is not always a heart attack, but it’s also not always nothing. Some   chest pains   are small and harmless, while others are warning signs. The trick is to know which is which. This blog will help you understand the different types of chest pain and when they need your full attention. When That Tightness in Chest Feels More Than Just Pressure Feeling tightness in your chest  is common, but if it feels unusual or scary, it’s time to stop and listen to your body. Sometimes it feels like someone is sitting on your chest or like you’re wearing something too tight. A tight feeling that makes you take shallow breaths or stop mid-activity should not be ignored. If the tightness in the chest when breathing worsens while walking or talking, it may signal something more serious. Chest tightness that doesn’t go away after relaxing is a sign to take seriously. It becomes more concerning if the tightness is new or keeps happening without a known reason. Long-lasting...

  It happens suddenly. Someone near you clutches their chest. They look scared. They can’t breathe properly. Their faces may turn pale or sweaty. This could be a   heart attack . Quick help can save a life. Emergency Response: What to Do If Someone Is Having a Heart Attack Terrifying Signs You Should Never Ignore Knowing the signs early can change everything. Don’t wait. Look out for these: Sudden  chest tightness  or pressure that won’t go away Pain or  chest discomfort  that spreads to the arm, neck, or jaw Shortness of breath while resting or doing little activity Feeling dizzy, light-headed, or about to faint Nausea or a cold sweat with no reason These could be  early signs of heart failure in adults  or  signs of heart blockage . You must call emergency services right away. When the Heart Is in Trouble, the Body Speaks Sometimes the body shows  early signs of heart failure  days or even weeks before. Watch out for these: Feelin...