9 weird symptoms cardiologists say to never ignore

9 weird symptoms cardiologists say to never ignore

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9 weird symptoms cardiologists say to never ignore

By Angela Haupt

Editor, Health and Wellness

You probably already know the classic symptoms of a heart attack: clutching your chest, breaking into a sweat, feeling short of breath. But that's not the only way heart problems can show up. I asked cardiologists to share the weird symptoms that are worth paying attention to—but which patients often ignore. You'll never think of whooshing in the ear the same way again.

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