Feeling chest pain or shortness of breath are symptoms that indicate heart disease, but some people may not feel any symptoms before they are actually diagnosed with the disease, but some signs may appear in different ways.
One of these signs is hearing the sound of your heartbeat in your ears when you feel sleepy and want to go to sleep.
“Some patients with heart valve dysfunction can hear the pulsing sound at night when they are trying to sleep,” said Michael Miller, MD, professor of cardiovascular medicine at the University of Maryland School of Medicine.
A rapid heartbeat while not doing any effort is also a sign of low blood pressure, low blood sugar, anemia, dehydration or a side effect of medications, so if this happens to you, you should see a doctor.
Heart disease may affect any of the heart’s functions and any of the parts of the heart, and the most common heart disease is coronary syndrome or coronary syndrome in its various forms.
Coronary blood vessels are the blood vessels spread on the outer side of the heart muscle and their function is to deliver blood to the heart itself.
There are four valves in the heart, each of which may be damaged and malfunction. The basic disorders in the functioning of the heart valves are classified into two groups:
Heart valve stenosis
That is, the inability to pump blood and transport it between different parts of the heart, which requires more pressure to pump blood in order to reach the normal level that the heart pumps.
Heart valve dilatation
Blood flow continues even when the heart valve is supposed to completely block blood flow.
2023-09-19 06:27:02
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