Heart Attack Warning Sign's

I've read some post's of different health issues. Most people think that "it won't happen to me" So I thought I would post this article on the warning sign's of heart attack's. Take a look...
I know from first hand experience that #1 is in fact a warning sign. My father went to "urgent care" for symptom's he thought were heartburn......20 mins. He's dead on the operating table, they only had time to get the breathing tube in! I had to say my last good-by with him lying on the table with a breathing tube sticking out of his mouth....
Please read......
http://health.yahoo.net/articl...ore#0

Sorry to hear you had to lose your dad like that. Good article! http://www.bassboatcentral.com/smileys/thumbsup2.gif

I had a small heart attack on JUNE 1ST, the only warning sign I had were both of my lower jaws hurt more than any thing i have ever felt before. Had never heard of that symptom until then. Went to the family doc and he immediately ran an EKG and called the paramedics. All is fine now, only needed one stint and just got the test back on the ninth that my heart was back at 100 percent.
Be aware of the lower jaw pain.

Very sorry for the loss of your dad http://www.bassboatcentral.com/smileys/crying.gif http://www.bassboatcentral.com/smileys/praying.gif http://www.bassboatcentral.com/smileys/praying.gif

Not all symtoms are text book. A few years ago I was having trouble getting a deep breath and my doctor decided to do a heart cath and found my main artery was 99% blocked. He called it "The Widow Maker". He put in 3 stents and since then I have had 5 more. I have never had any other symtoms except, couldn't get a good breath. So if something doesn't feel right get it checked out. http://www.bassboatcentral.com/smileys/thumbsup2.gif

Sorry for your loss, had a heart attack when I was 40 years old. They kept treating me for gas, the EKG did not show any problems at the time. 18 hours later it showed up in my blood enzymes, had 1 artery completely blocked. Still that way today 12 years later.

Sorry for your loss. I had a attach last March and had no idea that it had happened. Looking back now I know when it happened. No typical symptoms. I just got real tired all of a sudden and had to sit down for a bit. Rested for a while and finished the night. Just couldn't get my energy back. Went to doc couple weeks later, week later...3 stints. Doing OK now, would do better if i could put the smokes down. Last stress test showed some damage on the back side thats not getting any blood flow, but the only way to fix is the zippper...I'm not ready for that and nether is my Doc!