Patient's question:
My friend noticed that my friend's father rarely paid attention to many of his symptoms, and my friend also didn't take the recurring symptoms of chest tightness and palpitations very seriously, often believing they were nothing serious and thinking they would pass with a bit of patience. It was these thoughts that delayed the best time for treatment. Fearing a near-death outcome again, I searched for information to look at the early symptoms of heart disease and sought guidance from a doctor. What are the early symptoms of heart disease?Doctor's answer:
Heart disease is a general term, with coronary heart disease being the most common and requiring regular check-ups. Patients may experience chest tightness, palpitations, shortness of breath, chest pain, and when cerebral edema is significant, it may be accompanied by pain in the left lower back. Symptoms often improve after exercise. Rest more, avoid overworking, and do not eat spicy foods. Avoid greasy and excessively salty foods. Do not consume alcohol. Consume appropriate amounts of fruits, vegetables, and fluids. Strictly prohibit strenuous exercise.