50% of Heart Diseases Have No Obvious Symptoms? Fight against the Invisible Killer with HOTMAN System Non-Invasive Cardiovascular Screening Package!

According to statistics, 40-50% of heart disease patients experienced no symptoms, but were diagnosed with blocked heart blood vessels in health check-ups. In fact, the symptoms might have developed but were overlooked or ignored, leaving only regrets when myocardial infarction attacked. So, you must keep tabs on your health and receive comprehensive heart examinations regularly.

Does heart disease necessarily show symptoms?

We often heard tragedies of sudden deaths on the news, many of which are caused by silent myocardial infarction. Patients can feel completely normal before a heart attack but then are struck with devastating results.

When the arteries are blocked by blood clots suddenly, the blood and oxygen supply to the heart muscles will be obstructed, leading to necrosis of myocardial tissues. This process is called a heart attack or myocardial infarction, which can cause no symptoms in some patients. Research findings show that symptoms may not develop even with 50% of blood vessel blockage. When the blood clots build up and cause a heart attack, the blockage would have reached over 70%!

Beware of a tight chest, shortness of breath and muscle pain

Although many heart disease patients develop no obvious symptoms, they may have overlooked some signs in their bodies.

Typical symptoms of heart disease are a tight chest and shortness of breath, which appear in 80% of heart disease patients before a heart attack. Yet, as the discomfort often subsides with a few minutes of rest, patients often mistake it for poor physical fitness due to ageing. That’s why they ignore their heart’s warning and delay the treatment.

Some patients also experience tightness or pain in the arms, neck, abdomen or other areas, which can be the referred pain caused by the obstructed blood flow in the heart. Stay alert if you experience these symptoms without exercising or injuring your muscles.

How can I prevent heart disease?

Heart disease often come unnoticed. Cardiovascular function deteriorates along with ageing, increasing the risk of heart disease in men over 45 and women over 55. People with high blood pressure, high cholesterol and smoking and drinking habits have a greater risk.

To protect heart health, you should maintain a healthy diet with balanced and rich nutrients to reduce fat and blood pressure. You should also quit alcohol and smoking and do moderate exercises to protect your cardiovascular health. Regular heart check-ups are also essential to keep track of your heart health indices and stay aware of any potential problems.

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