• Pain: pressing, squeezing, aching, palpable
discomfort or heaviness in the chest. pain,
of course, retrosternal, it feels serious
chest melons. He can give away
che, arm, neck, lower jaw or back.
• Preventing an attack.
• Labored breathing.
• Accelerated, slow or irregular
ny pulse.
• Pale or bluish skin.
• Sweating.
• Nausea or vomiting, often described as
digestive disorders.
The main indicator of angina and myocardial infarction is persistent chest pain. If severe pain or discomfort does not go away within 10 minutes, immediately call “03” and begin first aid for a heart attack.