Cardiac arrest happens suddenly and can be fatal within minutes if untreated. Recognizing the early symptoms can save lives. Here’s what to watch out for:
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A sudden sharp, squeezing, or heavy pressure in the chest is a major red flag. If it comes on suddenly and doesn’t go away, call emergency services immediately.
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Sudden passing out (losing consciousness) is a key sign of cardiac arrest. If someone collapses and doesn’t wake up, call for emergency help immediately.
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A heart that beats too fast, too slow, or feels like it's fluttering (palpitations) could be a sign of a serious heart problem. If this happens frequently, don’t ignore it.
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Feeling like you might faint, especially with no clear reason, could indicate that your heart isn’t pumping enough blood to your brain.
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If you feel unusually weak or exhausted, even without physical exertion, it could be a warning sign that your heart is struggling.
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Struggling to breathe or feeling out of breath without exertion? It could mean your heart isn’t pumping properly and needs immediate medical attention.
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