In regards to Heart Attacks....?

Question

How do men's and women's symptoms differ?

Answer 1

For woman, it can be a silent killer without any symptom. For man, it will be chess pain, dizzy and so on.

Who are at higher risk? Smoker, people with high blood pressure, genetics, obesity, disbetes and having excess of toxic metals.

It is important to have a balanced diet and control the LDL & HDL cholesterol. Provex CV & Phytomega will be 2 excellent products to guard your heart. Aspirin is outdated.

Answer 2

Women often don't get the big symptoms, like severe chest pain, and pain or numbness in the left arm.

Many men also don't get those symptoms, but it is more common for men to get them than for women to get them. Women often simply feel a vague discomfort, or something they attribute to heartburn.

Sadly, women are under-educated about heart attacks, and many assume heart disease is a man's disease. This may cause them to ignore the early symptoms of a heart attack, even if they would call an ambulance for their husband if he had the same symptoms. Many women who have heart attacks suffer greater damage to their hearts because they don't seek early treatment.

Answer 3

The incidence of heart attacks is greater for males having less than 55 years of age and females less than 65 years. After menopause, females will be having the same incidence of heart attack as that of males. Use of contraceptive pill may cause heart attack.
As regards diabetic patients, the heart attack is silent. They know the previous episode of heart attack only when the cardiologist intimates about the same.

Answer 4

women dont and shouldn't feel any symptoms atleast before 40!
becuase protection is given to them by thier hormones maily oestrogen and progesterone... !

after that...symptoms r same

Answer 5

in general they don't differ, but sometimes in old, women's and diabetes people may have more epigastric pain than chest pain.

Answer 6

they dont differ to each other, they all have the same symptoms.