Mild Heart Attack Symptoms
Mild heart attack symptoms are divided into two categories angina
pectoris and unstable angina depends upon the severity of the illness. Angina PectorisEarly symptoms of heart attacks are known as angina pectoris
Angina is meant as
Strangulation in Greek word.
This condition is due to decreased oxygen supply or
blood supply due to occlusion of blood vessel.
How can I tell if I had a mild heart attack-Angina
Symptoms
You may feel like having tight band over the chest
Pain over the left side or
central part of chest.
Most people feel tightness in the chest.
Pain may radiate to neck, jaw or upper back.
Discomfort of the left hand often felt.
Difficulty in breathing may be a
prominent feature. Some persons may have burning sensation in the
middle part of the chest. Sweating. Nausea(Sensation
of vomiting) Chocking sensation in the throat. Heaviness
in the upper abdomen. Weakness and easy fatigues.
causes of angina
Physical exertion
Exposure to cold,
Lying flat(Decubitus angina),
Heavy meals
Intense emotion.
Angina Treatment
Glyceryl Trinitrate(500 microgram) sublingually
and rest gives relief.
Unstable angina
This condition is due to increased blockage of blood vessel and decreased blood
supply than in stable angina.
Symptoms of unstable angina
Same as angina and prolonged even after rest.
Patients with chronic angina may develop this condition.
Causes of unstable angina
Exertion less than the previous one may precipitate the condition.
Unstable Angina Treatment
The patient should take rest by sitting or lying down.
Sublingual Glyceryl Nitrate 500microgram should be given
sublingually(Crushed tablets put under the tongue).
The patient should be hospitalized immediately. Prinzmetal's or Variant angina
Angina occurs irregularly due to spasm of
coronary arteries.
In this condition electrocardiogram
shows transient elevation of ST segment elevation.
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