You’ve educated yourself on the signs and symptoms of heart attack in women. You are experiencing signs and symptoms. Now what do you do? TAKE ACTION! CALL 911. Tell the dispatcher you are experiencing signs and symptoms of a heart attack. An ambulance will be...
Family history is one of the leading risk factors for heart disease. By knowing your family history of heart disease and sharing it with your healthcare provider, you can take the right measures to stay healthy and decrease your risk of heart disease as you age. The...
Be prepared to speak with your doctor by writing your questions down and bringing the list with you to your appointment. When the doctor answers your questions, be sure to write down his/her responses. If things are not clear, to ask for clarification! Use the...
Be prepared to speak with your doctor by writing your questions down and bringing them with you to your appointment. Use the list below as a guide. What is my overall risk for heart disease? What lifestyle changes can I start making to improve my heart health? What...
“You’ve had a heart attack.” These five words will change your life. They are very scary and may suggest death, long-term disability, or endless pain and suffering. You must be asking yourself: Can I ever recover from the trauma of this near-death...
