News India Live, Digital Desk: Atypical Symptoms: Heart disease, especially heart attack, is one of the major causes of death worldwide. A major and worrying reason for this is that often people do not recognize its risks and initial signs until it is too late. This is not inadvertent, but the result of complication, lack of information and sometimes signs. Many symptoms of the tour of the heart can be so light or uncommon that people ignore them as stomach gas, muscle stretch, fatigue or general discomfort. Everyone does not have severe pain in the chest that goes straight into the left hand. Many times, there may be subtle signs such as light discomfort in the chest, light pain in the shoulder or back, strange sensation in the jaw, nausea, sweating or unnecessary fatigue, which we often ignore. In some cases there is also a ‘silent heart attack’, where no clear symptoms are felt, and it is known when there is a big loss. Apart from this, there is not as much active awareness towards health in our society as it should be. People are lax in getting regular checks. Many people, especially youth, assume that heart disease is an aging disease, while due to modern lifestyle it is attacking at an early age. When someone feels a little unusual, often remain in the mindset of ‘home remedies’ or ‘will be cured in a few days’ instead of going to the doctor. This delay can prove to be very dangerous, as the heart damage increases rapidly. In some cases, doctors can also associate these symptoms with other common diseases, causing incorrect or incomplete diagnosis. People think that they have done their annual checkups, but those general checkups several times in special tests of heart disease, such as a deep examination of lipid profiles (cholesterol), analysis of fine changes in ECG or stress tests, unless the patient makes special complaints. It is a kind of confidence with half the information, which gives them a feeling of false protection. Most, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, obesity, smoking and family history such as known risk factories are present, people do not take them seriously. These factor gradually keep harming the heart inside, and when there is an acute phenomenon, it shows that it was flourishing for years. Therefore, the most important thing is to be active and keep information. Pay attention to the signs of your body, no matter how small they are. Get a full physical examination regularly and talk to the doctor about special tests to your heart health. Bring healthy changes in lifestyle – such as balanced diet, regular exercise, stress management and smoking and distance from alcohol. This awareness can only save the ‘hidden’ dangers of the heart attack in time and save them from serious consequences.