Signs of heart problems

Nowadays, various uncommon diseases are appearing around people, and heart disease is currently quite common. However, its particularity brings different harms to everyone. Many diseases have certain signs, and we should pay more attention to some abnormal conditions of the body. What we need to do is to detect and treat the disease early. So when it comes to the heart, what signs will appear when there is a problem with the heart? Let's take a closer look below.

1. Breathing will become difficult, and the chest will feel stuffy and painful. The pain is short-lived, lasting only a few seconds or up to a minute.

2. If the condition is serious, the pain will spread from the front chest to the back of the shoulder blade. It will occur every ten days or half a month, or every three to five months. The shorter the time, the more serious it is.

3. A bad heart can cause soreness, numbness, and pain in the left arm, because the nerve of our heart and the nerve of the left arm are the same, so problems with the left heart will involve the left arm.

4. The heart can also cause neck stiffness and difficulty in turning. The neck is often twisted when you get up in the morning. Because of heart problems, the carotid artery will narrow, blood supply will be blocked, and the tendons nearby will lose blood and naturally become stiff.

5. If there is a problem with the heart, the fire poison (heart fire) will rise. The fire poison will slowly rise to the forehead and stay there. It is impossible to escape from the forehead. If it stays there for a long time, sores will grow here and many people will feel dizzy. When it reaches here, it will pass through the two cheeks and the eyes. Therefore, if there is a problem with the heart, the two cheeks will turn red.

6. In addition, when the fire poison reaches the top, it will descend from the forehead along the two brow bones, around the temple, through the back of our head, along the neck into the throat, into the intestines, and out of the anus; so when the fire poison descends, the two brow bones will feel sore; some friends have hyperfunction, and gradually the eye pressure will increase, and the eyes will bulge forward, which is the so-called "exophthalmos".

7. The fire poison will descend along the two temples. The temples on both sides are called "hemiplegia". The blood vessels will expand. Once expanded, they will stimulate the nerves nearby, causing unbearable pain.

8. The fire poison will slowly come down from the back of the head, where it will begin to swell and feel strange. It will then pass through to the neck. If it stays in the neck too long, the lymph nodes will swell. It will slowly enter the throat, where it will become easily inflamed. You will often feel like there is something stuck in it, and you can neither swallow it nor spit it out. Then the fire poison will enter the intestines, the intestines will become dry and hotter and hotter. If the temperature is too high, water will come to alleviate it. If the water comes too much and too fast, the feces in the intestines will rot and we will have diarrhea. If the water is insufficient, the feces will become dry and cannot be excreted.

9. Heart problems can cause damage to our spleen and stomach. Once the spleen and stomach are damaged, the ability to digest and absorb is reduced, and the food we eat cannot be digested, eventually causing bloating in the stomach. Those things will rebound back, which is called "stomach acid."

10. If you have heart problems, nutrients cannot be transported, and you always feel that you don’t have enough energy and want to eat more to replenish it. Too much food will bring a lot of sugar, and the liver and kidneys are responsible for eliminating the sugar. Too much sugar will lead to liver and kidney failure, and it is easy to get "diabetes."

11. If there is a problem with the heart, the person’s nerves will weaken, he will become nervous about the slightest thing, he will be frightened, it will be difficult to fall asleep at night, and after falling asleep he will have nightmares. The nightmares will continue, which is the so-called "nightmare after nightmare".