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Women often experience different symptoms than men, such as nausea, anxiety, and jaw or shoulder pain.
Older adults may have more muted symptoms.
Diabetics sometimes experience “silent” heart attacks without chest pain due to nerve damage.
Understanding your personal risk and how symptoms may vary is crucial to early detection.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: Can you have heart disease without symptoms?
A: Yes, it’s called “silent heart disease.” That’s why routine screenings and understanding your risk factors are critical.
Q: Are heart attack symptoms always sudden?
A: Not always. Some people experience warning signs for days or even weeks beforehand.
Q: Is chest pain always heart-related?
A: No, but if it’s persistent or severe, it's safest to seek medical help to rule out heart-related causes.
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