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cardiovascular health: Heart attack is a condition in which a person can even die. Among these, widowmaker heart attack is also considered to be the most fatal. This situation can happen suddenly to any person. In case of widowmaker heart attack, there is a blockage in the main and largest artery that supplies blood to the heart. In this situation it becomes very difficult for a person to survive.
If this heart attack is not treated on time, the situation can become serious. But the question is, how to know that the biggest artery supplying blood to the heart is blocked? Health experts say that when the largest artery leading to the heart gets blocked, these seven symptoms appear in the body.
Symptoms seen when a major artery of the heart is blocked
1. Symptoms of heart block in men and women are almost the same. When a large artery becomes blocked, heaviness is felt in the middle of the chest for a few minutes. Often there is discomfort along with pain.
2. When there is a blockage in the main artery of the heart, the person feels discomfort in both the arms, back, neck, jaw and stomach.
3. In case of widowmaker heart attack, it may feel as if breathing has stopped or there is difficulty in breathing.
4. In this condition the patient often feels like vomiting or nausea.
5. When any major artery of the heart gets blocked or obstructed, the person suddenly starts sweating and feels cold.
6. Many people experience frequent dizziness in this condition.
7. When a major artery of the heart gets blocked and a heart attack occurs, the person experiences pain in the back of the jaw. The jaw also feels hard.
Due to blockage in the major artery of the heart
Lifestyle and genetic factors are responsible for the condition of widowmaker heart attack. Due to continuous increase in bad cholesterol, the arteries start getting blocked and adequate amount of blood does not reach the heart. Apart from this, there are some reasons due to which blockage in the main artery of the heart increases the risk of heart attack, such as…
excessive smoking,
overweight,
unhealthy diet,
sedentary lifestyle,
lack of exercise,
high blood pressure
diabetes