Sign of heart attack: Maintaining heart health has become the biggest challenge these days. Due to the stress of a hectic life, workload and lack of physical activity, the heart is at risk. Nowadays, heart attacks have become a rapidly growing threat, which anyone can fall victim to. People complain that heart attack comes suddenly and goes undetected. Many people say that by doing a test (Heart Attack Test), one can know when a heart attack is going to occur. Is it really true? If yes, then let us know.
There are many tests that indicate a heart attack.
Doctors say that before a heart attack, certain tests can be used to know whether a heart attack is going to happen or not. Certain tests and blood tests can reveal the possibility of a heart attack in the future. Even before a heart attack, the body gives many signals like pain in the left side of the chest, pain in the left shoulder and jaw, difficulty in breathing, lack of sleep, feelings of vomiting and nausea, increased heart rate.
CRP test is also beneficial
The blood test is called troponin test. The level of troponin in the body is measured, its increasing level shows that the heart tissue is damaged and a heart attack may occur. ECG, i.e. electrocardiogram, can also indicate a heart attack. In this test, the electrical signals of the heart are measured via a machine.
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If the signals go up and down, there is a risk of a heart attack. Inflammation of the arteries is detected during the CRP test. At the same time, if the level of lipoproteins is high, the risk of stroke will increase. Coronary angiography: Blood flow in the heart is measured by X-ray and machine. This shows where the blood stops and how fast it flows.
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