The person should be careful not to take rich oily fast foods, follow the Doctor's advice, take medicine on time,avoid late night parties, go to bed early, should not lift weight, avoid jogging (though light morning or evening walk is permitted), should not watch Horror film,or tensed one day cricket match, avoid stressful job. Above all, take life as it is though a bit routine life has to be maintained.
pain,sweating,difficulty breathing
A warning that a hard attack may occur is pain radiating through your dominate arm.
Some heart attack warning signs include chest pain, loss of strength and difficulty breathing. You can find more information online at websites like www.nhlbi.nih.gov/actintime/haws/haws.htm
Weather can occur without any warning; a traffic accident can happen without any warning; you could drop dead from a heart attack without any warning, etc.
pain may radiate down the arm
Yes, they would be called mild heart attacks, not "mini". A mild myocardial infarction (M.I.) is a warning sign for the development of a bigger heart attack.
Women can have symptoms of an impending heart attack for up to a month before the actual event. Mild symptoms such as heartburn,sleep disturbances, or weakness in the arms,are things that we can have on a daily basis,can be warning signals for a heart attack. www.heart-attack-symptoms.com/heart-attack-symptoms-in-women... www.webmd.com usgovinfo.about.com/cs/healthmedical/a/womensami.htm
Warning signs of heart attacks include a sudden numbness or weakness on one side of your body, sudden confusion understanding, or speaking, trouble seeing, walking, a loss of balance or a sudden headache.
A Heart Attack that is Silent ^__^ ;) ~Bexterr Was Heree
if you are fat, then yes
He had a heart attack in early November and was sent to the hospital. He was doing better, but about two weeks later he had another heart attack that caused his death. Ironically he had his first heart attack on his daughters 25th birthday and died on his granddaughters 1st birthday.
According to the American Heart Association, up to four million Americans may have silent ischemia and be at high risk of having a heart attack with no warning.