What are the symptoms of Kou Xin disease?

Coronary heart disease is a relatively common cardiovascular disease, which seriously endangers the patient's health. When coronary heart disease suddenly attacks, it often leads to death of the patient. Therefore, it is very important to understand some of the signs of coronary heart disease. Before the onset of the disease, patients often experience dull pain behind the sternum and in the early stage of the newborn, radiating pain, redness and swelling of the nose tip, and often experience symptoms such as constant coughing and sputum.

Among internal medicine diseases, the symptoms of coronary heart disease are the most common, but people often ignore the symptoms of coronary heart disease in our lives, so the symptoms of coronary heart disease have always attracted much attention.

1. Pain

When you are tired or mentally stressed, you may experience dull and tight pain behind the sternum and in front of the heart, which lasts for a short time and resolves on its own after rest.

2. Swelling and redness of the nose tip

Symptoms of coronary heart disease also include a hard nose, which indicates excessive accumulation of fat in the heart. If the tip of the nose is swollen, it means that the fat in the heart may also be swelling or the heart disease is expanding.

3. Abnormal head and neck tendons

If you feel a protruding superficial tendon extending from the patient's neck to the bone to the earlobe, and this tendon is as thick as a little finger, it may be right heart failure.

4. Respiratory symptoms

Shortness of breath occurs when doing some light activities or being in a quiet state, but is not accompanied by coughing or sputum. This situation is likely to be left ventricular dysfunction, which is also one of the common symptoms of coronary heart disease.

5. Panic and difficulty breathing

Symptoms of coronary heart disease include palpitations, shortness of breath, fatigue and difficulty breathing during physical activity. The early symptoms of coronary heart disease manifest as dull pain behind the sternum or in front of the heart, or tightness-like pain when you are tired or mentally stressed. The pain radiates to the left shoulder and left upper arm, lasts for 3-5 minutes, and resolves on its own after rest.

The above are some summaries of the symptoms of coronary heart disease that we have made during long-term clinical treatment. I believe that this will be helpful for everyone to understand this disease. If you want to avoid coronary heart disease, you must first pay attention to subtle changes in your body. If the above situation occurs, you need to go to the hospital for examination.