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Ranjeet Singh
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on 24 October 2024
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When the heart stops, it stops pumping blood throughout the body. All brain activity is believed to cease by about three to four minutes from the time the heart stops due to lack of oxygen
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Gayatri Shrivastava
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Yes, a person can get a heart attack without cardiac arrest. Heart attacks occur due to a blockage in the coronary arteries. However, heart attacks can sometimes lead to sudden cardiac arrest.
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Aliya Mirza
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on 18 June 2023
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If you experience belching, bloating, or burning sensation, it’s probably indigestion and gastric problems. But if you’re going through heart palpitation, discomfort in the left side or centre of the chest, cold sweat, shortness of breath, pain in the jaw, neck, shoulder, arm, or stomach, unexplained anxiety, or fast heartbeat, it might be a heart attack. These are the main difference between gas pain and heart attack. 

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Gunjan Mehrotra
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on 15 June 2023
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Most heart attacks occur in the morning, between 6 am and noon. This is likely due to increased stress as people rush around to prepare for work or school. Some studies have found that blood pressure tends to be higher in the mornings, which could also increase the risk of a heart attack.
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on 14 June 2023
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Heart attacks can last from a few minutes to hours. One needs to understand that, however, the duration of the heart attack and its severity can change. Therefore, whenever you doubt that you are experiencing a heart attack, call for immediate medical help.

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Manoj Singh
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on 13 June 2023
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An open heart surgery is a major operation that can take between three to six hours. In some situations, the procedure duration can even exceed six hours.
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Manoj Singh
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Pre-heart attack is the phase that occurs weeks or hours before the actual heart attack. During a pre-heart attack, you may feel shoulder or arm pain, weakness, trouble breathing, and uneasiness.

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Satish Talwar
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on 12 June 2023
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Statins are medicines used to lower the amounts of cholesterol and fats in the blood. This, in turn, lowers the chances of a heart attack. Apart from that, aspirin is helpful too.
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Shah Alam
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Yes, you'll wake up from your sleep due to uneasiness, pain, and lack of breathing. However, most heart attacks happen in the morning. This is because, in the morning, the body prepare itself for the entire day. Sometimes, this puts extra pressure on the heart and leads to a heart attack.
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Ashish Varma
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Heart problems during pregnancy can present symptoms such as shortness of breath, chest pain, palpitations, dizziness, or swelling in the legs, feet, or face. It is essential to consult with your doctor immediately as soon as you witness these signs.
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Anand Malhotra
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Open heart surgery can be performed in two ways. In an on-pump surgery, the heart is temporarily stopped while you are connected to a heart-lung bypass machine. However, in an off-pump surgery, the heart keeps beating during the surgery. 

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Manoj Singh
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Heart defects can occur during foetal development, typically during the first eight weeks of pregnancy, when the heart is forming. However, some defects may not be detected until later in pregnancy or after birth.
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Anees Grewal
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on 7 June 2023
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Anyone can experience the risks associated with open heart surgery. However, women, older people, and those with serious conditions like diabetes, obesity, and lung disease are at a high risk of complications.
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No, it does not. There could be many other reasons that might cause pain in your left shoulder, such as a pinched neck nerve, arthritis, osteoporosis, joint injury, muscle tear, etc. However, if you have shoulder pain and cannot recall any kind of reason for the pain, you must consult a medical doctor and seek medical intervention.

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Akshay Agarwal
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Drinking water alone cannot prevent heart attacks in football players. However, staying hydrated is important for overall good health and can help decrease the risk of heart disease by improving circulation and reducing strain on the cardiovascular system.
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