Sometimes it takes time for a disease to manifest itself. During this period, the disease gives you some minor symptoms.

Like any disease, heart disease can be detected in advance and intervened in a timely manner. As in many diseases, the body gives some signals in cardiovascular diseases. For example, numbness in the left arm and pain in the chest are often associated with a heart attack. However, when it comes to cardiovascular diseases, we come across many different diseases. Not all show the same symptoms. Let's take a look at the signs that you may have a heart disease together.

Clues That You Might Have Heart Disease

Sleep Apnea

When your snoring is interrupted by pauses in your breathing, your brain may not be getting enough oxygen. It sends signals to your blood vessels and heart to work harder to keep blood flowing. This increases your risk of high blood pressure, abnormal heart rhythms, stroke, and heart failure.

Yellow-Orange Bumpy Rash

Excessively high triglyceride levels can cause your skin to break out around the joints of your fingers and toes and on your butt. Many of these fats in your blood can play a role in hardening your arteries, and high numbers are also often associated with other conditions that put you at risk for heart disease and stroke.

Weak Grip Strength

The strength of your hand can tell you something about the strength of your heart. Research suggests that the ability to squeeze something well may be associated with a lower risk of heart disease.

Under Nail Dark Stain

Small dots of blood stuck under your nail can indicate an infection in the lining of your heart or valves, called endocarditis.

Dizziness

Dizziness is usually caused by a problem with your heart as it's not pumping enough blood to your brain. Dizziness can be a symptom of an abnormal rhythm called arrhythmia. Heart failure, which means weakening of the muscle, can also make you unstable.

Sexual Issues

Men with erectile dysfunction may have circulatory issues related to high blood pressure or narrow arteries caused by cholesterol buildup. These blood flow issues can also reduce a woman's libido and ability to enjoy sex.

Change in Skin Color

Blue or gray fingers and toes can be from poor circulation of oxygen-rich blood, often due to a congenital heart defect or narrowing or blockage of blood vessels. When you have endocarditis, you may have bloody patches just under the skin on the inside of your hands and soles of your feet.

Difficulty in Breathing

Feeling short of breath can be a symptom of heart failure, an abnormal heart rhythm, or a heart attack. If you have trouble breathing after doing things that used to be easy for you, or if you have trouble breathing while lying down, you should suspect heart disease.

Swelling in the Lower Legs

Swelling in the lower legs can also be caused by heart failure and poor circulation in your legs. Swollen legs could be from a clot blocking the return of blood from your lower limbs to your heart.

Burnout

Heart failure can leave you tired and exhausted because the muscle no longer pumps well enough to meet your body's needs. Watch out for other symptoms like coughing and swelling because feeling tired and sluggish can be a warning sign of many different conditions, such as anemia, cancer and even depression.

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