Explain what distinguishes a stroke from a heart attack

Symptoms of heart attack There are many different symptoms that may accompany a heart attack, these symptoms may vary from one person to another. The feeling of pain in the chest area is the most common symptom of heart attack, but despite this, nearly one third of people who are injured Heart failure does not suffer from pain in the chest area, especially in older adults over 75 years, women, people with diabetes, or people who have previously had a stroke (Stroke). Accompany injury Heart attack: [2] [4] feeling tightness or pressure in the chest area. Pain in the chest area, and may extend pain to feel the injured in the jaws, or back, or arms, and often this pain is very severe, characterized by the pain not to disappear some rest, or after the treatment of Nitroglycerin ). The feeling of abdominal pain is similar to the pain caused by indigestion. Suffering from shortness of breath. Severe and sudden sweating. Suffering from nausea and vomiting. Feeling dizzy, or fainting in some cases. Sensation of severe heart palpitations, or rapid heartbeat. The appearance of a blue color on the lips, hands, or feet. Suffering from anxiety and disorder. Cough

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