HEART problems are typically associated with symptoms in the chest area, for obvious reasons. But several cardiovascular health issues can manifest themselves in other parts of the body, making the…
happen when the supply of the blood to the heart is suddenly blocked.Typically, heart attacks trigger symptoms like chest pain and shortness of breath.
David Newby, Professor of Cardiology at the BHF Centre of Research Excellence at the University of Edinburgh, said: "It’s usually described as a heaviness, tightness or pressure in the chest. "People will often describe it as ‘an elephant sat on my chest’ or ‘it felt like a tight band around my chest,’ that sort of constricting feeling."Feeling sick
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