Jen Hummel went to visit her doctor, thinking she had Bronchitis. She soon learned it was something much worse.
Posted
by The Iowa Clinic on Thursday, February 28, 2019
Women don't experience those "typical" heart attack symptoms. What is more common is "shortness of breath, feeling weak or fatigued, pain in the neck or jaw, nausea, or even vomiting," says Dr. A. Nasser Khan, board-certified cardiologist. What might feel like a chest cold, can be much more, and thankfully one woman visited her doctor just in time.
Read the full story on Runnersworld.com
All information offered on The Iowa Clinic website is intended to serve as general educational information only. Any content, product or service is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. If you believe you have a medical issue, always seek the personalized advice of your physician or qualified healthcare provider.
The Iowa Clinic may provide links to outside sources for additional resources or information and is in no way responsible for the information provided by other organizations or sources. © The Iowa Clinic, 2024