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Are you sure it’s just gastric pain — or could it be a sign of a heart attack?
Many people in India mistake serious heart attack symptoms for simple gas or acidity, especially during stress or after heavy meals. This confusion can be life-threatening if ignored.

In this YouTube Short, we explain how to differentiate between gastric pain and heart attack symptoms, and what warning signs you should never overlook.

🔹 Gastric Pain vs. Heart Pain – The Key Difference:

Gastric pain usually starts after eating, often felt as a burning or bloating sensation in the upper abdomen or chest.

Heart pain (angina) can feel like tightness, heaviness, or squeezing in the chest, sometimes spreading to the neck, shoulder, jaw, or left arm.


But here’s the catch — both can feel similar, especially in the early stages. That’s why recognizing the pattern and timing of pain is crucial.

🚨 When to Act Immediately:
If you feel chest discomfort, shortness of breath, nausea, cold sweat, or pain radiating to your arm or jaw, don’t wait thinking it’s gas — rush to the nearest hospital immediately. Quick action can save your life.

💡 Lifestyle and Prevention Tips:

Eat smaller, lighter meals — avoid overeating.

Stay active — regular walking or exercise helps digestion and heart health.

Avoid excessive oily, spicy, and processed foods.

Manage stress and get regular health checkups.


Remember, your body gives signals — don’t ignore them. What feels like a simple gastric issue could be your heart asking for help.

This short video is especially important for men and women above 30, particularly those with diabetes, high blood pressure, or obesity — as they are at higher risk for heart disease.

Watch till the end to understand how you can protect your heart and digestive system naturally and know when to seek medical help before it’s too late.

Let’s create awareness together — share this video with your family and friends. It might save someone’s life today.


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