A new study looking at patient-reported symptoms yields some surprising results.
sex who had a heart attack—about 93 percent of both men and women complained of it.
More women than men experienced more “typical” symptoms, such as nausea and pain that radiated to their jaw or back . First, the diagnosis of a heart attack in this study was based on the most recent clinical guidelines, she told. Under the previous guidelines, only 1 in 3 women were recognized as having a heart attack, meaning that many women’s heart attack diagnoses were actually missed under those old guidelines.they were officially diagnosed with a heart attack and did not collect data from medical chart reviews.
“Heart attacks can present with an array of symptoms in both men and women,” Ferry said. “The most common symptom is chest pain, but pain can also occur in the arms, neck, back, or jaw. In addition to pain, some patients may experience nausea, vomiting, sweating, shortness of breath, or palpitations. Some patients may experience these symptoms without pain.”
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