A coronary heart attack can be recognized in advance; you only need to see whether you have one of these 4 signs! Be careful and act on time!
It has been identified, with absolute certainty, the best way to treat a heart attack: do not suffer from it! In the United States alone, more than 700,000 people each year have a heart attack. Moreover, nearly 400,000 die from coronary heart disease (CHD).
The main goal is to prevent heart disease, but if this is not possible, the second is timely diagnosis. It can lead you to adopt better habits and treatments capable of delaying or preventing coronary heart attack. Know the 4 silent signs of a heart disease:
4 coronary heart attack signs
Erectile dysfunction
Men have a built-in silent CHD warning system. If it is difficult or impossible to achieve an erection, it may be the obstruction of a pelvic artery, which is the prelude to the infarct. It may be three to five years between the onset of and the finding of CHD. This gives time enough to diagnose mild conditions and prevent them from getting worse. If you and your partner are concerned about sexual performance, identify and treat the causes of the arterial blockage before resorting to the famous blue pill.
Baldness
In a recent study of nearly 37,000 men, a close correlation was found between baldness on the crown and silent CHD at any age. In another study involving more than 7,000 people (including more than 4,000 women), moderate to severe baldness was associated in both sexes with a double risk of dying from the heart.
Brow wrinkle
One of the rarest signs, a curved wrinkle in the earlobe, which diagonally drops from the ear canal to the lower edge of the lobe, has been mentioned for decades in reports of medical studies as indicative of silent CHD. The wrinkle may be due to poor general and coronary circulation.
Although some physicians claim that a wrinkle is just a normal sign of aging, in a study conducted in 2012 silent CHD was measured with the most advanced tomography and wrinkle was found to be a prognosis of heart disease even if other factors were considered of risk, such as age and smoking.
Calf pain
When walking: It may be due to atherosclerosis in the legs, also called claudication (from the Latin claudicare: limp), especially in smokers, and precede the diagnosis of CHD. This symptom requires an immediate physical evaluation. The doctor will take your pulse, blood pressure and blood flow in your legs to confirm the diagnosis of poor circulation.
Recommendations
It is vital to diagnose heart disease as soon as possible. There are many dietary and medical treatments that help cure them. Some of my patients took these initial warning signs seriously. I advised them to eat more food of plant origin and less animal products, and to make walks.
Anyone who has a silent CHD sign should know their blood pressure, cholesterol levels and fasting glucose levels.
Important: Ask your doctor if you need to have an electrocardiogram, a coronary calcium scan or a stress test. To quote Benjamin Franklin, an ounce of prevention (and a bowl of green cabbage) is worth more than a pound of cure.
Further info: Reduce Cardiovascular Disease Risk By Consuming These Foods!
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