Can You Have a Heart Attack With No Chest Pain?
Yes, a heart attack can occur without any chest pain. Often called a silent heart attack, it may appear as breathlessness, unusual tiredness, nausea, sweating or discomfort in the jaw, back or arm. Because the heart muscle is injured either way, these symptoms need...
What Are the Heart Attack Symptoms in Diabetics?
Heart attack symptoms in diabetics can be mild, atypical or completely absent. Chest pressure still occurs in many patients, but breathlessness, unusual tiredness, nausea, sweating and discomfort in the jaw, back or upper abdomen are common alternatives. Because...
Chest Pain: Is It Gas or a Heart Problem?
Chest pain can be confusing. It might feel like gas. It could be something serious like a heart problem. That’s why it’s hard to tell the difference. Gas pain often moves around. Goes away with burping changing your posture or taking an antacid. Heart pain...
Low Ejection Fraction (EF 20–35%): Causes, Treatment & What to Do Next
A low ejection fraction means the heart pumps less blood than expected with each heartbeat. When the EF falls between 20–35%, it may suggest reduced heart pumping ability and requires detailed evaluation to understand the cause and severity. Dr. S. A. Merchant, a...