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Light Chest Pain, Head Heaviness, Left Arm Feels Weird. Symptoms Of Heart Attack?
i checked my pulses on my neck and it was 73 beats per minute, I am 33 and I am having light chest pain and my left arm was feeling funny, my head feels heavy, I have been pretty healthy no health issues and i am not on any medication , the last two days I have had a lot of greasy food. could this be a sign of heart attack
Wed, 30 Jan 2013
hi
thanks for your query
it seems not to be a attack but you can`t ignore that you should consult to physician to get an ECG if he suggest
most common symptoms of heart attack are—Chest pain or discomfort., Shortness of breath when exercising or during another vigorous activity.,A fast heartbeat., Weakness, dizziness, nausea .Increased sweating.
take care and get well soon
thanks for your query
it seems not to be a attack but you can`t ignore that you should consult to physician to get an ECG if he suggest
most common symptoms of heart attack are—Chest pain or discomfort., Shortness of breath when exercising or during another vigorous activity.,A fast heartbeat., Weakness, dizziness, nausea .Increased sweating.
take care and get well soon
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Hi,
It is unlikely that you have heart attack. Heart rate of 73 is normal. Do you have any positive family history? Do you have any obvious risk factors like smoking? If they are there it is better to consult a cardiologist.
It is unlikely because you are just 33. Greasy food intake can not bring an acute heart attack.
Don't worry.
It is unlikely that you have heart attack. Heart rate of 73 is normal. Do you have any positive family history? Do you have any obvious risk factors like smoking? If they are there it is better to consult a cardiologist.
It is unlikely because you are just 33. Greasy food intake can not bring an acute heart attack.
Don't worry.
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