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Heart disease often starts with subtle signs that many people ignore—shortness of breath, unusual fatigue, dizziness, or sudden sweating. In this video, Dr. Om Murti Anil explains how these symptoms develop, why they happen, and how to recognize when they are genuinely related to your heart. Each symptom is broken down in simple language so you can understand what your body is trying to tell you and avoid delaying treatment during critical moments.

From irregular heartbeat to body swelling and chest pain, this detailed guide helps you differentiate between normal body reactions and early warnings of serious heart conditions. Whether you’re concerned about your own symptoms or want to protect your loved ones, this video gives you practical, life-saving insights based on years of medical experience. Watch till the end to learn when to seek medical care and how early detection can prevent dangerous complications.



Timecode:
0:00 – The 7 major symptoms of heart disease: how do you really know if your signs are coming from the heart?

1:40 – Shortness of breath: a harmless issue or an early warning of heart disease?

3:39 – Heart beating fast or irregular: when should you worry it’s a heart problem?

5:00 – Feeling dizzy or fainting: could this be your heart sending you an urgent signal?

7:03 – Extreme tiredness or fatigue: is your body hinting at an underlying heart issue?

9:23 – Body swelling (edema): how can you tell if it’s connected to heart disease?

10:43 – Sudden sweating: a normal reaction or a dangerous heart symptom you shouldn’t ignore?

12:08 – Chest pain: which types of pain actually indicate a heart attack or heart disease?