A lot of the times we can mistake stomach pain that signals a heart attack with heartburn, the flu, or a stomach ulcer and some other times, women might experience severe abdominal pressure that can feel like an elephant sitting on your stomach.
Cold sweat
This one is just another common symptom among women, so when your body has poor blood circulation and so your brain is not receiving the proper blood flow that it needs in order to function properly. This is a sign that you might be in some danger so you should look for some medical attention in case the cold sweats do not lower.
Shortness of breath and dizziness
There is just one more organ that can suffer from loss of blood flow, and that is the lungs. In case you are experiencing trouble breathing for no clear reason, you may be having a heart attack, especially if you are also having one or more other symptoms. Many of the women who survived it have said they felt like they had run a marathon, even though they did not even move.
Increased fatigue
Some of the people who have heart attack will feel extremely tired, although they have been sitting still for a while or haven’t moved and this one is a very alarming signal and a reason to give some of your time to the state of your cardiovascular system.
Pressure and pain in the chest
Feeling this is one of the most common heart attack signals, and it is called angina and is caused when your heart is not getting enough oxygen rich blood. A lot of us people will ignore this symptom, just because they think it is only indigestion, but, if the pressure is constant, it is actually a direct sign that a heart attack might happen. And wht is more, some females are having pain not on the left side of the chest but in the whole area around it. I fit happens that the pain or pressure does not disappear within a few minutes, call your doctor the same moment.
Note: These are all signs that are not a guarantee of an early heart attack, but a combination of them, and also the often occurrence of the same symptoms is actually a quite sufficient reason to visit your doctor.
