There are "early warning signs" of a heart attack that could strike months before the event according to a health expert.
According to Sutter Health, there are "subtle" symptoms that you can experience months before an actual event occurs. MD Zi-Jian Xu, a cardiologist in the Sutter Health network, has shared the signs you can look out for as well as prevention tips.
Dr Xu said that for some people, symptoms may occur months or even longer, before a heart attack occurs, but others may not experience anything at all before a heart attack happens. But your risk of a heart attack can increase through a family/personal history, blood pressure, cholesterol levels and age reported the Liverpool Echo.
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