One of the most common symptoms that people report after a heart attack is acute fatigue. The problem is that it is much bigger in the process of recovery, according to those who have exhausted heart disease. Some people are tired for a few weeks, while others endure it for a year or more. Heart fatigue, also known as heart fatigue or heart stretch, can be caused by different conditions, including excessive, stress or hidden heart disease.
Here are some common signs and symptoms:
Physical symptoms: 1. Difficulty breathing: Difficulty breathing, especially in physical activity or when lying down. 2. Uncomfortable chest: mild chest pain, tightness or pressure, not necessarily severe as heart attack. 3. Fatigue: persistent fatigue or lack of energy does not improve when resting. 4. Swelling (edema): retain liquid, especially in the legs, ankles or feet. 5. Table or irregular heart rhythms: Brushing chest drum, vibrating or skipping beat. 6. 7. Cold sweat: unexplained sweat, often related to physical or emotional stress.
Dr. Saurabh Juneja, Director and Head of CTVS, The Indian Spinal Trauma Center shows some behavioral symptoms of heart fatigue. Reduce tolerance: Difficult to perform normal activities without feeling too tired. 2. Difficult to sleep: Wake up at night without breathing or need to sleep on the pillow.
Warning signs of heart failure or serious problems:
If the heart fatigue progresses or is caused by a hidden condition, it can lead to more serious symptoms:* Chest pain lasts longer than a few minutes. * Weight gain is not explained by keeping liquid.
What to do in case of fatigue
If you experience any of these symptoms, especially serious or persistent symptoms, consult a health care specialist immediately. They can identify the cause and proposal appropriate treatment. Changing lifestyle, appropriate rest and stress management can also help reduce heart fatigue.
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