The stresses and problems we face, busy work schedules, daily worries, the epidemiological situation and similar circumstances inevitably weaken our immune system, upset our nervous system and contribute to a number of diseases. Naturally, our heart also responds to this much negative load with pathological signs.
However much you say "my heart is healthy", these unpleasant circumstances do not leave your heart unaffected. And our heart tells us so through a number of signs. We simply don't pay attention to them.
Shortness of breath, breathlessness, palpitations, lethargy, getting tired quickly, general weakness, cold hands and feet, being unable to take a deep breath, poor tolerance of exertion, fever, pain, redness and swelling in the knee and elbow joints, fainting, arrhythmia (if the pulse is irregular, or the heart suddenly beats fast for no reason and then slowly) and other similar signs are in fact signs that your heart is not as healthy as you think.
Because these signs often develop slowly and mildly, they are not very noticeable. Even when we do notice them, we tend to ignore them and choose to put up with them.
You should know that when the signs above or pain in the heart area appear, you should not put up with them. This can be dangerous and you may be putting your life at risk!
Information on this site is general and does not replace an examination by a doctor.