Symptoms
According to the British Heart Foundation, CHD develops slowly over time meaning that symptoms are different for everyone. Some do not even realise they have heart disease before they have a heart attack.
The term angina is used to describe the most common symptoms of CHD, which includes chest pain, shortness of breath, pain travelling through the body, feeling faint and nausea.
The Mayo Clinic states that women are more likely than men to have less typical signs and symptoms of CHD or a heart attack.
Signs of a heart attack are similar to that of CHD including shortness of breath, fatigue and nausea. But it can also include a crushing sensation in your chest, pain in your shoulder or arm and sweating.
Source: | This article originally belongs to Express.co.uk
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