Symptoms of Coronary Artery Disease

Symptoms of Coronary Artery Disease


Symptoms of Coronary Artery Disease

Tightness, pressure or chest pain, pain spreading to arms, shoulders, jaw, neck or back, shortness of breath, weakness and fatigue are the most common symptoms of coronary artery disease.

Dr. Marcus St. John, Cardiovascular Specialist with Miami Cardiac \u0026 Vascular Institute, affirms many people can feel one or two symptoms. In some cases, patients can feel the same signal for a heart problem during their whole life.


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3.819 -> Let's look at the symptoms of coronary
6.47 -> heart disease, because there are a lot of
8.059 -> symptoms. The first one we know of
9.32 -> course is tightness, in the
11.48 -> chest. That's when you see, you know, in
13.28 -> the movies, right. People have ... Now just so
16.46 -> we know because I think sometimes people
18.05 -> don't know when this is happening. -- right--
19.97 -> They might think that they have like
22.37 -> some little acid reflux or something,
24.71 -> like, How do you know difference? >It can be very
27.2 -> hard to know the difference Cynthia to
29.18 -> be honest. And you know, when in doubt
32.559 -> assume the the worse is a reasonable
35.42 -> maxim, but tightness or pressure in the
39.17 -> chest that does not go away quickly with
41.749 -> rest or that is severe, especially when
44.329 -> it is related to exertion. Those are very
46.46 -> classic signs and symptoms of heart
48.98 -> disease. Exertional symptoms such as
53.089 -> shortness of breath, weakness and fatigue,
55.309 -> these can also be these signs of
57.89 -> decreased blood flow to the heart muscle
59.539 -> and angina. It's very common,
61.94 -> although not essential, that the
63.71 -> discomfort that you feel in your chest
65.03 -> can radiate to the jaw to the neck and
68.21 -> to the back. >So you're gonna feel all of
70.34 -> those or you could just feel one or two?
71.99 -> or is it... >Many people can feel just one
75.5 -> or two and very often for a particular
78.11 -> patient their symptom is gonna be their
81.11 -> symptom for life. So let's say someone's
82.88 -> had a heart attack they presented with
84.68 -> chest tightness, "felt like an elephant
86.93 -> sitting on my chest doc". We take care of
89.299 -> the problem they have heart surgery, put
90.71 -> them in medicine, they get a stent. Then
92.53 -> six months later they say: "you know doc
94.759 -> had a different pain it was a sharp pain
96.5 -> it went away in seconds is that my heart
98.24 -> too" and and usually I'll tell them your
99.829 -> heart generally will give you the same
101.24 -> signal for the same problem. So everyone
104.27 -> will have different symptoms but
106.159 -> generally your symptoms for angina if
108.5 -> you ever have it will be the same
110.45 -> throughout the course of your life.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DX-2DjOuuw