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Could your body warn you about a heart attack—days or even weeks before it happens?
Yes, it can. These are called prodromal symptoms, and recognizing them early can literally save your life.

In this video, we’ll break down the top early warning signs of a heart attack (Heart attack symptoms) — some subtle, some surprising, but all medically important. From unusual fatigue to jaw pain, these signs are often missed or misdiagnosed—especially in women and older adults.

✅ What you’ll learn in this video:

Heart attack symptoms

Chest discomfort vs. typical pain

Why shortness of breath is a red flag

Sleep issues and fatigue as hidden clues

The connection between indigestion and heart trouble

And more symptoms most people overlook

📌 Did you know?
Nearly 60% of heart attack patients report at least one warning sign before the actual event. Acting on these signs early can make all the difference.

⚠️ If you—or someone you love—has been feeling “off” lately, this video could be the wake-up call you need.

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