11. Swollen Ankles
If you notice that your ankles are swollen, this could be a sign of a heart problem. Though other conditions can lead to swollen ankles, it is usually related to heart defects due to the heart’s inability to circulate the blood.
If you notice you have swollen ankles, you should meet with your healthcare provider to diagnose the cause.
Conclusion
Heart attack signs can differ widely as you might have minor symptoms while someone else symptoms are aggravated.
One thing is sure if you suspect a heart attack call an emergency number. If you can’t do that, get someone to drive you to the nearest healthcare center.
Chest pain is more common in men than in women. Women may not experience chest pain but may experience other symptoms like:
- Pain in the neck, back, and shoulders.
- Shortness of breath
- Pain in both arms
- Nausea and vomiting
- Shortness of breath
- Dizziness or fainting.
Older people and people with diabetes may no or mild signs of a heart attack. Do not underestimate any of these symptoms when you notice it, even when they don’t appear serious.