Chest pain is the most common sign of a heart attack. It's also a symptom of a panic attack.
Getty Images/Phiromya IntawongpanSymptoms like chest pain, shortness of breath and dizziness can occur in both heart attacks and panic attacks.
The medical team ended up having to take blood tests because, "even from their observations, they didn't know". "It can be a dull throbbing pain, or it can be sharp and shooting. It can radiate to your arm, to your neck, your jaw, your shoulder, and even your back," Ms Raffoul told SBS News. "Women are more likely than men to experience these non-chest-pain type symptoms in the case of a heart attack," Ms Raffoul added.Ms Raffoul stressed the importance of seeking immediate help, such as calling Triple Zero, if you are experiencing the symptoms of a heart attack even if you're not sure if it's an anxiety attack or heart attack.Emily is now better able to identify her mild panic attacks.
One of the most important things someone experiencing panic attacks can do is breathe slowly and deeply - which can be difficult in the moment. The first is that emotional stress, such as strong grief, can trigger a heart attack, especially if someone already has blockages in their arteries."We know that people that have significant mental health conditions like depression and anxiety have a higher risk of developing a heart attack or stroke in the future. And we also know that people that are diagnosed with heart disease are more likely to develop anxiety and depression," she said.
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