Some heart diseases show no typical symptoms

A new study recently published in Circulation showed that asymptomatic heart disease is equally fatal and not all heart diseases show chest pain or some other typical symptoms.

As we all know, a typical example of a heart attack is chest tightness, squeezing chest pain, and some pain will appear in the shoulder, arm, neck, back, teeth, jaw and other parts. Stomach pains, shortness of breath, dizziness, sweating, nausea, and anxiety are also common symptoms. In fact, it does not appear when about half of patients with heart attack symptoms typical of Appeal, but the flow to the heart, nutrition, cardiac blood is decreasing, myocardial ischemia.

Because of lack of typical symptoms, the exact time is difficult to grasp the onset, doctors usually only by ECG performance can be judged. Not typical symptoms do not mean asymptomatic heart disease is not dangerous. United States Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center (WFBMC) of 9498 middle-aged man carried out a study to observe the prevalence and asymptomatic heart disease risk, they found that 45% of heart disease patients with asymptomatic heart disease the mortality rate of heart disease than the typical symptoms appear three times higher, and more men than women are more prone to asymptomatic heart disease, but higher female disease severity.

Therefore, the research team recommends doctors to persuade patients to quit smoking, weight control, control blood pressure and cholesterol in the admissions of these patients.

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