Heart attacks often have warning signs that appear hours even days before a major cardiac event. More than half of heart attack patients show these early symptoms, but too many ignore them until it’s too late. Early recognition and response can save lives, maybe even your own.
Common early heart attack signs include:
If you or someone near you experiences these symptoms, call 9-1-1 immediately. Do not drive yourself. Early care from trained professionals can prevent lasting heart damage or death.
In an emergency, every second counts. The American Heart Association reports that Hands-Only CPR can double or even triple a person’s chance of survival from cardiac arrest. You don’t need medical training, just two simple steps can keep vital organs alive until help arrives:
Explore online Hands Only CPR training provided by the American Heart Association HERE.
Prevention begins with knowing your numbers. Use these tools to estimate your cardiovascular risk and discuss your results with your primary care provider:
At Baxter Health, your heart health is our priority every step of the way, from prevention and early detection to emergency care and recovery. Our dedicated team is here to provide compassionate, expert care close to home, along with education and resources to help you live a healthier life. Whether you are learning the warning signs, managing risk factors, or responding in an emergency, you are never alone, we are here for you and your family when it matters most.
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