Recognizing a heart attack | 3D Animation 

When she was describing each symptom I swear it was like her sending bullets into my body and I actually felt it 😂

Props to the cameraman for going above and beyond and going inside the body to record this stunning information footage for our enjoyment

I remember my grandmother was suffering from these kinds of symptoms a year or two ago which resulted in her being hospitalized. It was a scary experience but she's alright now, it's interesting to see what she may or may not have been going through during that time.

I had a heart attack earlier this year. I do suffer from anxiety from time to time, and have always had issues with IBS and gas pains. This felt totally different though, I immediately knew something wasn't right when the pain started, it was like a switch went off. It wasn't too sharp of pain but it was constant in my left chest and I just didn't feel well at all. Luckily, I called 911 within 5-10 minutes, and they got me in. It sounded like it was one of the major type heart attacks, they had to put in two stents. They got me on meds and I've cleaned up my diet and started exercising more, which I had been totally neglecting for several years, including during covid. The 6 months or so leading up to the attack, I noticed that I was retaining more fluid especially in my legs, so that was probably a symptom that things weren't working so great.

My father died on his 45th birthday from a massive heart attack. It was horrible and in front of me. He was sweating bullets, left arm pain, etc. He had a cardiac workup two weeks before which came out normal/non cardiac related. Trust the symptoms, but by the time my dad rolled his eyes up he was gone. The moaning in agony was horrible. I tried CPR to no avail. Edit for clarity: this happened when I was fifteen actually three days from turning 16 when he died. He never knew of Covid nor vaccine mandates. Thank you for all of your kind words. It was the worst night of my life and I have suffered emotionally from watching him die, looking terrified, and he was a tough guy too.

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Nothing can fill the gap of losing the loved ones .... But at least one can give a shoulder (hug) and listen to one's story ... Being human is also rare these days

Props to the cameraman for going into the patient’s body system

Just wanted to clear something put . If you suffer with anxiety and you watch this video keep in mind that many of the symptoms of a heart attack are similar to a panic attack . So next time that you feel something like that might not be correlated with any health problems ( especially if you have done the exams and you are healthy) but with anxiety . I ve been through that i know how it is and how scary it can be and then the moment that you feel a minor discomfort you feel like you're gonna die . So keep in mind that this video's purpose is to inform and not scare and terrorize people .

The depiction is so beautiful.Even the voice over was not required! Very nice work!👍

Things are interesting to learn when not forced❤️

There are a few things you can do to help the person experiencing a heart attack: 1. Have them sit down and rest in a comfortable position 2. If the person is conscious and not allergic to aspirin, give them a dose of aspirin (usually 325mg) to chew or swallow, as this can help prevent blood clots from forming 3. If the person loses consciousness, begin cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) immediately, if you are trained in how to do so 4. Stay with the person until help arrives and monitor their vital signs (such as breathing and pulse) Early intervention can make a big difference in the outcome of a heart attack. It’s important to act quickly and call for emergency assistance if you suspect a heart attack is occurring

My uncle passed away from a heart attack on September 10th 2022... Its been tough, but we know he is with us and we will be with him one day.🕊️

Thank you ma'am! I used this video for my teaching practice exam and my supervisor was impressed.

This video helped me to understand heart attack. Thank you ma'am. ❤️ Medical aspirant, India .

This kind of video literally remind me not to miss my workouts. It burns my extra fat and bad cholesterol

fun fact, I have a hole in my heart. From my first person point of view, it is at the bottom left of my heart. Doctors have said that my heart murmur is one of the best anyone will ever hear and have pulled students out of their training to come and listen to my heart. Which means it was not a lie.❤

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This basics information should be shared across all the schools and corporate offices as an induction programme atleast once in quarter like mock drills it will really help a lot Thanks for sharing keep going

Beautiful work, especially the coagulation part! Keep it up

Medical science is a miracle! 😍

Dr.Paulien большое спасибо за полезную информацию и качественную подачу материала!🌸

hello, I had a heart attack two years ago. doctors told me that it is so specific that one person out of a million people survives. I had more than 110 resuscitations. PCI STEMI. I would like to send my findings from the hospital to someone professional to look at and post on RU-vid, thank you

My father and uncle had a heart attack at age around 65. They never eat fat food, no Blood pressure problem, and neither they smoke. My father is a doctor. The reasons for their attack were emotional.

Nicely explained. Thank you.

Herasmr voice sounding like an angel along with useful content made sure i payed full attention!

Anxiety can feel like a heartattack until you get a real one. Then you know the difference. Very interesting video👍

my uncle actually died from a heart attack today. my mom was crying and screaming so loud it was really sad there was about 6 to 9 doctors my mother was praying for him while the doctors were treating him at the house and after at the hospital but he later died in the hospital may he rest in piece 🙏

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That's an excellent and explicative video.

Excellent video with definition.👌

Doc is right, not everyone suffers those "Hollywood" heart attacks, clutching the chest and collapsing. Back in high school in the 80's my friend's dad suffered a heart attack, (he survived) he said it felt like someone was sitting on his chest and he drove himself to the hospital. Doc told him after running some tests he had a mild one but he needs to quit smoking (he had a 2 pack a day habit) or he might not be so lucky the next time. He quit that very day...

Everyone must practise breathing exercises and spend sometime in nature , your mental health and physical health both play equal roles in determining your overall health , eat healthy as well as think healthy , meditate for atleast two times a day . Do exercise regularly but don't go for too tough ones..Maintain hygiene both inside and outside and do wear your masks outside..eat in time don't skip any meals . Stay hydrated and sleep well.

one of my father's best friends had some mild pain in the chest at morning and then died a day and half after. His heart attack was crazy long and he didn't suffer any agonic pain. Shits crazy, one should never underestimate pain.

A few months ago I experienced an LAD heart attack (commonly known as the widow maker). My symptoms were: feeling not well and then a sharp pain in the middle of my back between my shoulder blades. In my case I went to urgent care and got amazing service that litterally saved my life. I thought I had done something to my back, and my Primary care doctor was surprised that I had a heart attack as I am in genneraly good health with no risk factors.

I’ve also been told pain in the mouth is a symptom. If someone says they think they have a toothache and they are feeling all around their mouth instead of only pointing to one spot, that’s a bad sign.

Feel like this is common with the job market. Worming longer hours for less pay jobs trying everything they can to cut corners. I was close to having one myself. Was working a job that pretty much did try to work me to death. The hours got put of control. Was consuming dangerous amounts of caffeine to try to keep myself awake. Caught myself dosing off a couple times driving. I did advise my ex supervisors about the job. They didnt care. All I got was good job no one can do it but you speech. I had chest pain sweat easy difficult time breathing at times. Resting heartbeat was over 170. Regular routines such as walking bending down made it rise to 200 plus. 1 night my body finally gave out when I got home and I collapsed on my bed. I slept for over 13 hours. I felt like crap. Thats when I knew I had to take better care of myself. I quit that job and they tried to ghost ob me. Long story short. Labor board ripped them apart. Tore the company a new one. Never let jobs take advantage of you. Where you are working just to work. Not able to value your experience or time. Way to many jobs like that. Especially more than ever with the inflation bad.

👏🏽 Way of ur Explanation is awesome 🔥😍Mam Thank you from India 🇮🇳

Great Explanation with Animation 🎉

My healthy cousin died 1 month ago from a heart attack. He was totally fine. One day he went to the gym and practised hard workout. Then, he felt a stomach ache, he thought that it resulted from what he had eaten for breakfast but he made the right choice and went to hospital. In the hospital, he indicated that he suffering from stomach ache but they didn't do anything, just measured his heart rate and they said you are okay, send him home. After coming home, he realized that the pain gets growing. He tried to get out but he collapsed. His family called an ambulance, and paramedics tried their best but it was too late. We lost him. If you have any unusual pain after working out (like stomach ache) go to the hospital immediately and tell them your situation clearly, and tell them about working out. My other cousin is a doctor and she said that if anyone comes and says ''ı have a stomach ache after working out ı would check his heart immediately.'' But not everyone does their job nicely.

My *one* and *only* symptom of my heart attack was a severe burning sensation in my esophagus, like severe acid reflux. I had *%100* blockage of my left-descending ventricle.

Thanks ❤ Excellent information

Thankyou so much❤❤❤ I am preparing for medical🙂 and it really helped me a lot because I was a little bit confused in this topic. 😊😊❤️❤️

Heart attack is more dangerous than cardiac arrest *#Love_From_छत्तीसगढ़_India* 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

Very Nice, informative video Doctor. Even uneducated, common people can understand the content. 👌🏻👏💐

Very helpfull to support showing what is a reall heart attack

My heart attack started in my back, starting from the left shoulder blade and spreading to the right shoulder blade. My left arm went numb then the pain traveled up my neck making it feel like,my airway was being crushed then the pain landed in the right side of my jaw. I could hardly breath. It lasted a long time. I realized I was having a heart attack as I have a horrible family history of heart disease and watched my dad have 4 heart attacks and open heart surgery by the time he was 41. I prayed and went to bed. I did not tell anyone I had a heart attack until about two weeks later. I ended up having a quardruple bypass open heart surgery 3 m onths after having the heart attack. I am 47.

Basically having a healthy diet is a major factor in not getting an heart attack; something so simple, yet so many people choose to ignore.

I had a minor heart attack. It was some minor chest pain, lots and lots of cold sweating and shortness of breath. Had one artery 100 clogged and another 70%.

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Thanks for the Video

3 months ago, My Dad had these symptoms but he misinterpret it as gas. He was walking towards a local shop to get some soda, then he collapsed on the middle of the road and passed away. 😞Please don't ignore these symptoms.

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excellent crisp presentation

one of the best explanation . 😊

Hello Ma'am, recently there's a surge in hear attack among the young. What do you think is a major factor for the same? Is it lifestyle/ vaccine or something else?

hi Dr. Paulien, amazing video!!! Can you tell me the name of the apps which was used to make the video?? I will have to do a short 3D animation on asthma and I would like to know the app that you used. THANKS A LOT

Everyone needs to see this video ❤

Yep thanks for that, makes me feel a whole lot better!!! Hey when it happens you know what she was talking about, not that you will care, why!!! Because there is a good chance , you are not long for this life, see you on the side. If there is one !!

I've never smoked before nor drink and i will not but unhealthy environment at home and over-strict parents caused me to lack social experience and i felt like being left out all the time and also apart from that I'm a sensitive guy These are what's making me have heart problem

It's infinitely harder to recognize heart attacks when you have anxiety like me. I have heart palpitations randomly

When she is explaining about cardiac arrest I had goosebumps

You are explaining very nicely 👍🏻👍🏻

Really doesn't help that a lot of these symptoms are also very common for people with anxiety 😅

Really informative video. I have a question though. How can you distinguish heart related pain from muscle pain?

Good video.... everybody should know this.and take precautions ...nice vdo

I love stuff like this nice video ❤🎉

Because of animation, we can understand this better sir. Thank you.

I don't live a very unhealthy lifestyle but my grandma passed away of a heart attack last year and just a year later my dad did as well. He was 61, I'm 21 but now I'm low-key worried

Beautiful and helpfully work for unknown person, keep it’s dear and to be continue 💜💜

This motivated me to exercise more.

Without engineering there is no more study about heart..

Most of these incidents happen in workout session or gym Before we start doing any exercise or gym it's better to consult a physician and take a full body check and ECG as well to check the heart beat .Most Importantly check for any deficiencies like b12 and most importantly do yoga which would improve blood oxygen these methods could really remove blockages

Nice information about health ❤😮

Thanks for the information

I'm 21 year old,I always feel like I'm going to have a heart attack, Discomfort remains in my chest all the time ,I have done all the tests related to heart but all came out normal.and seen about 15 cardiologists ,But I keep feeling all the time that I'm going to have a heart attack or cardiac arrest and I'm going to die For the last 9 months I am very worried about this problem.😭

I can feel my heart beating loudly right now 😭

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Thank you De Pauline. My mom was recently diagnosed with high cholesterol 😢

Hello Doc, these days long Covid patients are experiencing a lot of chest pain onto the left handside and sternum area, all cardio results comes normal. I also experience heart palpitations, fatigue, breathlessness sometimes, how to identify a real heart attack ? Is sweating quite common when there is a heart attack ?

I'm 39 and have had 5 heart attacks. All but 3 pain started in my right shoulder then moved to the heart area. Also throwing up happens as well.

MUCH Informative

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In India many young people are dying with sudden heart attack what's the reason for it, can u please explain

Can exercise reduce chances of heart attack even if you are overweight?

Good video but wish you'd gone into more details. How to distinguish it from other similar feeling chest pains, and what symptoms can be recognised by others. Like I'm slim and don't smoke and get chest pains occasionally that affect my breathing and make me sweaty and lightheaded etc. GPs have never seen anything wrong with me physically 🤷🏿‍♀️ and I want to be able to recognise if my parents were to have an attack now they're older and bigger.

Really hatsoft mam Explanation is beautiful i hope no teacher's can explain in this way ❤

Why did you recommend the video, am I dying soon.

I had a heart attack a few years ago. My left arm went numb and it felt like there was a hot pebble in my chest. I was also felt very restless and the feeling of impending doom was almost overwhelming. The doc told me I was about 45 minutes from passing.

Good information. 👍 Thank you

Hi and thanks for answering people's questions for Free ❤ I have palpitations , arrhythmia - which Can sometimes get severe . Sometimes I'm short of breath then normal with nothing abnormal for a week . It's very up and down . I do exercise and I'm fine . Could it be Angina ? What's the go here . Thanks

Why does my heart feeling beating so fast while watching this

Vaccine doesn't help either... I regret getting mine everyday

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This video helped me

Hi am Indian medical student, so satisfied your this video,

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Good work

It is really informative video ,madam, Thanks