Question for people who have had heart attacks and heart disease

My husband had profuse sweating, soaked through his shirt, but no pain. This is apparently common in diabetics. He felt generally ill and like he needed to have a bowel movement. Again, he had no pain or the pressure people sometimes report. He was still having the heart attack when taken to the hospital and had an emergency bypass done. The doctors asked why he came in when he did, and he said it was Divine Intervention. He felt "told to go" even though he never went to doctors.

After 13 of them…these are / were my signs.

Hard to breathe / shortness of breath…vomiting…having to go the bathroom, a lot…Arms get stiff / numb …attitude changes…get irritated far more easily…Chest pain, but not always…

Peace

profuse sweating for no reason... another sign

Having to go to the bathroom as in number 2? Do your legs get numb too?

I'm glad he went when he did

OP, are you having these symptoms?

My mom died of a major heart attack at home. Here symptoms were weakness with rings under her eyes. Then she got nauseous and went into the bathroom. She died there...

Typically, you would get chest pains that radiate down one or both arms. You could feel the pain in your teeth too as it radiates down your neck and into your arms...
Shortness of breath and numbness down the arm(s)...

I've had a "TIA" mild stroke. Not fun, room spinning around. Couldn't get out of bed from dizziness. Lasted about half an hour. Doctor told me they last usually about 15 minutes...

Last Edited by DuckNCover on 05/29/2019 11:59 PM

Yes on the first question..

And no on the second question...no numbness in the legs...but its different for some folks...I had no chest pain what so ever when I first started having them.

Peace

I have high blood pressure but it is under control. Lately tho I have been waking up with my arms and legs being tingly and almost numb. Sometimes I feel just super super physically tired for hours at a time, like you would when you get the flu. I have had a couple episodes a long time ago where I had such bad chest pain that I had to pull over on the road and vomit. Although that was a long long time ago and I haven't had one of those episodes in a couple years.

I don't think they were heart attacks but they were really painful like a migraine in my chest.

And chew-able baby aspirins are your friend...If you think you are having a heart attack...take two of them quickly to see if the pain goes away...it just may save your life and it will be the first thing the EMT's do if they suspect you are having one.

Peace

Thanks for the advice I will buy some!

I had tachycardia attack that lasted about ten seconds before my heart stopped and then my internal defibrillator/pacemaker went off and got me going again.

During that time I felt a loss of breath as my vision narrowed to tunnel-vision. No real pain but just knowing I was about to pass out I shouted my wife's name with my last bit of consciousness (she was in the same room) then the defib hit like a mule kick and I came back OK.

Without the defib I don't think I would have come back but the death would have been quick and relatively painless if you could just let go of wanting to be here more than there.

You are welcome friend and I hope to God you never have one...really bro.

A bit of advice...always carry the baby aspirin...just in case...NEVER drive yourself to the hospital...you could get killed and take others with you and avoid stress at all cost's.

I wish you a happy, healthy life my friend... :)

Peace

Thank you

None, it just happened. Survived with no treatment, guess I shouldn’t recommend it though

In the September of 94 I had a coke before going to bed and my heart was racing as it seem strange at the time. February 95 at work I thought I was getting the flu wanted to barf, but worked three more hours after finish the car I was working on said I need to go home I'm sick.

Drove the seven miles home and tried to lay down I could not. It felt like a 600 pound person was sitting on my chest. Three more lost hours went to the ER ON Friday had a stent put in on Monday.

This is after they cut back on their doctors at the time. NO HEART WORK ON THE WEEKENDS. was put on Liptor I stopped that in 2008. I haven't seen the heart doctor since 2008.

Find the book Calcium Bomb maybe the library system still has it.

Have you changed your diet or lifestyle since the heart attack?

Calcification in human arterial
disease and geological specimens:
The nannobacterial (nanoparticle)
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I work really recommend an ultra sound on the Carotid artery.

The Calcium Bomb: The Nanobacteria Link to Heart Disease ...

We are on the right track here.

"The Calcium Bomb"

Just as in recent years, where it was discovered that most stomach ulcers are in fact caused by a strain of acid-thriving bacteria called "Heliobacter pylori", a new class of controversially-named "nanobacterium" has also been discovered to be the true cause of many cases of heart disease and cancer.
read more + video

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The book is available in Bozo Land for a rather steep price.


The Calcium Bomb: The Nanobacteria Link to Heart Disease & Cancer 1st Edition

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I see there is a download-able PDF available from a link at this page. It leads to the kelpmedia website where the book in PDF form is seemingly available for free.

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Last Edited by Concorde Warrior F-BVFA on 05/30/2019 02:26 AM

I was lifting and pulling a heavy object and thought I had pulled a muscle. No pain at all. Went home and did the usual things. About 30 hours after I pulled my arm muscle I wasn't breathing as the blood was backing up into my lungs. I went to the ER because I was having a problem breathing.

When I arrived to the ER they immediately took me to the cath lab and placed three stents in my right artery. My heart wasn't working right and I developed pericarditis because I waited too long. I also lost 20% of my heart tissue because I waited too long.

I know others that had no symptoms who had there blockage on the right artery who waited too long. All of these people had an exertion induced rupture in an artery that cause a heart attack with no pain like symptoms.

Other factors I considered for the heart problems are genetics, misusing over the counter pain meds like Alieve and high cholesterol. Maybe age too. I was 57.

This is why I said look into the library system. I did back in 2006.

One can start on vitamin K2-MK7, our brain is fat or cholesterol. Check that out.

Heart attack more likely if you eat ‘ultra processed food’
READY meals and other processed foods increase the risk of a heart attack and other life-threatening medical conditions, warn two major studies.

The findings, published in The BMJ, show that ultra-processed foods – often containing high levels of added sugar, fat and salt – are linked to an increased risk of heart disease and dying young. Researchers called for policies to limit intake of foods such as fizzy drinks, sugary cereals, packaged baked goods and snacks, dehydrated vegetable soups and reconstituted meat and fish products. They are thought to account for around 25 to 60 per cent of daily energy intake in many countries and often lack in vitamins and fibre. Previous studies have linked highly processed foods to higher risks of obesity, high blood pressure, high cholesterol and some cancers, but scientists have still to fully explain why.

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Nothing stupid to say

Thank God

Vitamin K2

It’s in butter

The very thing they told you not to eat

Imagine that