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A heart attack manifests as subtle signs that may signal that your heart is becoming weaker.
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Studies confirm that persistent chest pain or feeling pressure on your chest could be a sign of an upcoming heart attack or episode.
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In a silent heart attack, dyspnoea (breathlessness) often accompanies or precedes chest pain.
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If pain is radiating to the left arm, jaw, or back, it is a hallmark sign of cardiac ischaemia.
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The sudden onset of clammy skin, sweating, or nausea is documented as an autonomic warning sign.
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Research in women's heart health shows extreme fatigue and sleep disturbances can precede heart attacks by weeks.
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Studies link dizziness and fainting to reduce blood flow to the brain during heart events.
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Studies reveal that up to one-third of heart attacks are ‘silent', detected only later via ECG or imaging.
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