In today's video, you will see 7 symptoms that appear to be harmless but indicate heart issues! <br /><br />According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention of the USA, approximately 600,000 Americans die every year from heart issues. <br /><br />Both men and women suffer from heart issues that are related to lifestyle habits. <br /><br />However, our body gives us some signs of heart issues that we end up not noticing or overlooking. Did you know that? <br /><br />We have already talked about the meaning of body odors, facial acne, half moon on nails, and eyes and how all these things can indicate health issues. <br /><br />Do you want to learn more? Watch the videos linked in the card at the end.<br /><br />See which symptoms you should pay attention to, to protect your heart:<br /><br />0:00 Signs of Heart Issues<br /><br />0:50 Swollen legs, feet, and ankles<br />When the heart can't pump well, the liquid from blood vessels is filtered by the surrounding tissues; the legs and feet are the most affected areas due to gravity's action. <br /><br />1:13 Uncommon spots and rashes on the skin <br />Two studies showed that eczema and herpes are high-risk factors for heart diseases. Did you know it? <br /><br />1:45 Pain in the arms<br />Do your arms ache? Did you know that many men feel pain in their left arms, while women feel the same pain in one or both arms? <br /><br />2:12 Loss of appetite and nauseating sensation<br />In some research, it was noted that many patients with heart diseases show a loss of appetite and nausea, even when eating fewer meals. <br /><br />2:42 Loss of consciousness or fainting spells <br />Feeling dizzy and losing consciousness is something common for cardiac patients.<br /><br />3:03 High level of anxiety<br />Many studies show that people who suffer from extreme anxiety from early on are more prone to suffer from heart diseases.<br /><br />3:26 Frequent and persistent cough<br />Cough can be caused by many things, but it can also be a sign of cardiovascular disease. Did you know that? <br /><br />These symptoms don't necessarily show in all patients with heart disease, but they are some of the most common signs of heart issues. <br /><br />Remember that prevention is key for avoiding any future issues.
