Medically Verified By: Dr. Arvind J
Heart attack deaths have not suddenly become more common in recent years. What has changed is that people are now far more aware of their health. Symptoms that were once ignored are now taken seriously, prompting many to seek medical attention sooner.
According to the latest global estimates, heart disease remains one of the leading causes of death worldwide, alongside cancer. But did you know that heart attacks are rarely completely silent? In many cases, the body sends warning signs hours, days, or even weeks before a heart attack occurs. Recognising these early symptoms and acting promptly can make all the difference in preventing serious complications and saving lives.
In this article, we understand why nighttime heart attacks are concerning and what signs the body sends when cardiac health is not on the right track.
No, heart attacks do not strike only at night, but nighttime heart attacks are more dangerous as people often fail to spot the symptoms and end up dying. Here are some signs that should never be ignored, especially after dawn:
Speaking to TheHealthSite.com, Dr. Arvind J, Associate Consultant, Interventional Cardiology, Apollo Adlux Hospital, Angamaly, explained that heart attacks are more common among people over 30 due to the excessive stress that they deal with daily. He further explained that people living with coronary artery disease, previous heart attacks, heart failure, irregular heartbeat, diabetes, or hypertension should be particularly cautious, as these conditions can make the heart more vulnerable to suffering from a heart attack.
Disclaimer: This article is meant only for informational purposes. One must get themselves checked by a proper expert or a doctor when they spot any symptoms that indicate serious issues within the heart cells.
Stay alert, stay safe!
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