the most common heart-attack symptom in women.
What About a “Silent” Heart Attack?
Some heart attacks produce mild symptoms or symptoms that are mistaken for another problem.
A person may interpret discomfort as indigestion, fatigue, muscle pain, or simply feeling unwell.
This is another reason persistent or unusual cardiovascular symptoms should not be dismissed, particularly in people with diabetes or other major heart-disease risk factors.
How to Protect Your Heart Before Symptoms Appear
Waiting for symptoms is not the best prevention strategy.
Regular medical care can help detect important risk
