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Q: Low to mild heart pain w/ family history of heart disease

asked by: loveandpeace on October 27th, 2007

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I have been researching about heart disease for a while. But it seems I do not have any syptoms about heart attack. E.g I never have chest pain or so. My blood pressure is good, I am not fat so as my heart rate. However, I do experience low to mild heart pain. Does that mean I got a heart attack?

One or 2 or my relatives got heart disease, therefore I am really worried.

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Breizzy

replied on October 27th, 2007

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It could be just a muscle strain or it could be some heart issues...
MY sister was having pressure in her chest... She found out she had two blocked arteries... Her body was warning her. (she was only 40.) She now has 2 stints.

Because of this.. i made sure my chest pains weren't something more serious.
It doesnt hurt to go and get it checked out... Its better to be safe.. especially with the heart. Smile

sooolaso

replied on October 29th, 2007

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no it is not a must to be heart attack but she should make regular tests every now and then in order to avoid anything could happen specially you say you have some cases in your family before

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