Heart disease has been the number one cause of death in adults in the U.S. for over 100 years. Nevertheless, there are still many false beliefs regarding cardiovascular illness, such as the idea that it only manifests as heart attacks, despite the fact that it causes immense suffering. Typical television depictions of heart attacks show the patient experiencing chest pain as the initial warning sign of an impending attack.
However, hypertension is just one of many illnesses that can be a symptom of heart disease. The initial indications of a problem could also be subtle. Nonetheless, cardiac specialists are urging the public to pay close attention to the non-verbal warning signs of chest pain. Fatigue is a common symptom of cardiac problems, but it’s easy to miss, according to Dr. Randy Gould, a cardiologist at Manhattan Cardiology in New York City. However, this warning indication of heart problems may go unnoticed since patients may dismiss chronic weariness as “simply” inadequate sleep. Many people often assume they can get past excessive tiredness by pushing through it. Dr. Gould points out that people could also blame stress or age for their weariness. Read the article
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