Heart Attack: Silent Killer or a Life-Saving Moment?"

"Heart Attack: Silent Killer or a Life-Saving Moment?"

Warning Signs of a Heart Attack:

Severe chest pain – A feeling of pressure, burning, or heaviness.

Pain spreading to the left arm, neck, jaw, or back – Can intensify over time.

Shortness of breath – Difficulty breathing, even at rest.

Cold sweats – Unexplained sweating without exertion.

Nausea or vomiting – More common in women.

Dizziness or fainting – Feeling lightheaded or losing consciousness.

Immediate Actions to Save a Life:

✅ Call emergency services (911 or local number) immediately.
✅ Keep the patient seated in a comfortable position; avoid lying down.
✅ Give an aspirin (300 mg) to chew if they are not allergic.
✅ If the heart stops, perform CPR – Chest compressions at 100-120 per minute.
✅ Administer nitroglycerin if previously prescribed by a doctor.
✅ Rush the patient to the hospital without delay.

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