This unexpected symptom will warn you of a heart attack months before the attack.

A heart attack, especially in women, occurs very quietly – so much so that many simply do not have time to seek qualified help in time. Luckily, sometimes our bodies still send out distress signals and warn of a problem up to a few months before it happens.

It is a pity that many do not take these symptoms seriously – they confuse them with other diseases or even consider them a stress response of the body to external circumstances. One such sign of impending doom is excessive sweating. It usually occurs a few months or weeks before the heart attack itself.

Cardiologist Sutter Zi-Jian Xu advises those who have never suffered from such a problem before, and then suddenly started to fly heavily, to be especially careful. In this case, drops of cold sweat may run down the chest and back, even if the person is not hot and has not exercised on the gym simulators.

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By the way, many mature women often confuse this insidious harbinger of a heart attack with one of the manifestations of menopause. But only a cardiologist will help determine what the real cause of excessive sweating is. Therefore, if such a symptom suddenly arises, it is better not to hesitate and immediately seek help from a doctor.

Other early symptoms of this disease in women can also be chronic fatigue, increased anxiety and a sharp decrease in endurance.

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