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Now the only problem is getting the hospital to not discharge you after you tell them your concerns.

The unfortunate thing is that even if someone experiences these symptoms, they would be hard-pressed to find any ER, particularly in the U.S., to take them seriously and not consider them a hypochondriac....

This video gave me heart palpitations..

This video will cause me to have an anxiety attack. The problem is everyone gets these signs on some days. A day with 5 hours sleep will give these signs. The best I can do is take Asprin, take my statin, and beta blocker.

Thank you for decribing the 5 signs for a potential heart attack. My only criticism is that in all 5 examples you show men at risk and their symptoms. Just in sign number 3 there is a short sentence that this is the more common symptom for women. A bit more gender differentiation could help to save more women from dying with heart attack because they do not show the "typical " symptoms. We need to get more awareness on that point in society.

Wow, number 3 was me to a T.  Had what I thought was typical heart burn.  Took tums. Then apple cider vinegar. Did not help. It was 2am, got my iPad and googled heart attack. Nothing I read indicated one. Just because, I got up and took 2 aspirins. Just cause!  Next day played golf.  Felt lousy on the course, but having one of my best games ever! Damned near killed me to do it looked like. Next morning, I had a bad feeling and went to emergency.  1hr later, had one stent and felt great. Up to that point I'd been keenly aware of heart attacks, in the family. Not in my wildest dreams did I think it was one. Except I still took the aspirin. Something said to.

That off balance feeling was the only thing I had telling me I had a stroke.

Well, the irony of all of this is if you go to any doctor and tell them you're having the symptoms he's describing, they will put no urgency on figuring it out, they likely won't see it as preemptive signs of a heart attack, and all that is if they choose to believe it is anything at all, since a majority of doctors will likely just shrug it off entirely and just tell you to 'let them know if it happens again.'

Is there a women's version of this video Dr. Brewer?

Sweet spot when it come to time. Less fluff...:face-red-heart-shape:

Would low oxygen as measured by an oximeter be a signal?

When my dad had his chest pain three years ago, he had a stent placed. His new heart doctor told him to remember his “heart pain”, because that was his sign to get to the ER. It was a twinge.

I had a mild heart attack a few months back, but my symptoms were so vague that the doctors and nurses were very surprised that I went to the ER. I did have some warning signs the day before, but also very vague. There was that sense something wasn’t quite right (but not enough to be alarmed) and I decided that I would go to the doctor on Monday (this was on a Friday). I felt like I had some congestion in my head and shoulders, but it wasn’t pain, just mild discomfort, I thought it was likely allergy related since I have multiple allergies. Also, the the roof of my mouth and my throat hurt a little, not much, it just felt more strange than painful. The next day when I had the heart attack, it was the same symptoms, but stronger and in addition the back of my neck also had that congested feeling that my shoulders had. I had zero chest pain, but did have that same mild pain in my throat and palate. And that vague feeling that something wasn’t right. I did also have a feeling of tiredness/fatigue that only lasted for less than five minutes.

At this point I’m doing well and have changed my diet. I was already active so that was in my favor. I don’t and didn’t have high cholesterol or triglycerides so that was really no indicator. Also because I went to the ER quickly with my vague symptoms my heart wasn’t even damaged.  

So I would say just listen to your body and if something doesn’t feel quite right, pay attention, it could be telling you something. My outcome could have been so much worse, so just be aware.

What is needed is better diagnostics for heart problems. Most if not all of these symptoms would keep some if not all running to the doctor or being paranoid about everything that could be a heart attack. Is this an ad for the Heart Reveal Lab Panel? It almost gives one a heart attack preventing a heart attack.

Absolutely an informative video….ty….now I know what to be aware of …just in case….

I didn't have these warnings before my heart attack. I had a nice, active day with no symptoms at all. In the evening, I suddenly had everything at once: extreme sweating on my arms, a strange feeling in my chest, and a little trouble breathing. A week later, I had triple bypass surgery.

Right I get two or three of these on some days. Now what do I do.

I'm sure Dr Ford said hug attack at least once!-)

Does taking aspirin right away when these symptoms happen help?