How to Tell the Difference Between a Panic Attack and a Heart Attack – Health Essentials from Cleveland Clinic health.clevelandclinic.org/the-difference…
Panic attacks tend to gradually subside and resolve on their own within about 20 minutes. A heart attack, however, will often continue and may worsen over time.
Heart attack symptoms:
• Chest pain / pressure
• Pounding / racing heart
• Feeling lightheaded / faint
• Sweating / cold sweats
• Pain / discomfort in upper body (jaw, neck, arms, shoulders or back)
• Shortness of breath
• Nausea or vomiting
• Feeling of impending doom
• Chest pain / pressure
• Pounding / racing heart
• Feeling lightheaded / faint
• Sweating / cold sweats
• Pain / discomfort in upper body (jaw, neck, arms, shoulders or back)
• Shortness of breath
• Nausea or vomiting
• Feeling of impending doom
Panic attack symptoms:
•Increased or racing heart rate
•Sudden onset or onset during extreme stress or anxiety
•Pain that gets better over time
•Symptoms that resolve within 20 - 30 minutes
•Shortness of breath
•Sweating
•Tingling in the hands
•Increased or racing heart rate
•Sudden onset or onset during extreme stress or anxiety
•Pain that gets better over time
•Symptoms that resolve within 20 - 30 minutes
•Shortness of breath
•Sweating
•Tingling in the hands
I think it was panic attack, @LeahCville 😱
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