The NHS has urged people to "spread the word" about the three main symptoms of a heart attack after it issued a warning on ...

The NHS has shared a number of images and instructions to the public, outlining exactly what to do if someone is suffering a ...

Many people can identify chest or arm pain as being a red flag for a heart attack but there are other signs which are much less known Comments News Elaine Blackburne Network Content Editor 06:00 ...

Sign of a heart attack could lead to this 1 sensation – aside from chest pain A heart attack can be a life-threatening occurrence, but the condition can show up in multiple ways.

The classic symptom of a heart attack is chest pain, often described as heaviness, tightness, or pressure. If you experience intense chest pain and feel extremely unwell, dial 999 for an ambulance.

But she consider the 'achy, growing pain' in her hip was caused by the contraceptive. 'I just got this pain at the top of my hip all of a sudden, but I go to the gym quite a lot so I thought I'd ...

Feeling sick The British Heart Foundation says that clearly not every bout of nausea equals a heart attack – but if you’re getting chest pain as well, alarm bells should ring. Professor Newby ...

Danish researchers looked 95,227 patients who underwent total hip or total knee replacements and compared them with matched controls. Two weeks after hip replacement surgery, patients were 25 times ...

Dr Kelly added: "The third sign of a possible heart attack is actually abdominal pain and nausea. Now, a lot of things can cause that but if you have risk factors for heart disease and you’re ...

Heart attack symptoms Chest pain – a feeling of pressure, heaviness, tightness or squeezing across your chest Pain in other parts of the body – it can feel as if the pain is spreading from ...

If you feel pain in your neck and arm - any arm - this could be the symptom of a heart attack. And if you're having any sort of shortness of breath, perspiration, or clammy skin followed by pain ...

In fact, according to the chest pain occurs in 20% to 70% of panic attacks. Interestingly, about 18% to 25% of patients who visit emergency rooms with chest pain actually have panic disorder. This ...