Heart attacks are common amongst adults but appear to occur in men at earlier stages of adulthood compared to women. There are many risk factors that connect men to heart attack. This is one of the major reasons why it appears at earlier adult ages in men. Risk factors like age, tobacco use, high blood pressure, high cholesterol or triglycerides, obesity, diabetes, metabolic syndrome, and family history of heart attacks can cause heart attacks in men. Men 45 and older are at a higher chance of having a heart attack than males below 45. Young adults that also make use of tobacco are also at a high chance of having a heart attack later on in their life. Women over 55 are also at risk of having a heart attack.

The general warning signs of heart attack in both genders are,

1. Pain


Pain in areas like the chest, neck, back, or arms. Normal body pain can be caused by stress, heavy lifting, or working out. Unusual pains should be monitored and....Read More [https://www.fitnessethics.com/2022/07/09/4-warning-signs-that-a-heart-attack-is-coming/][https://www.fitnessethics.com/2022/07/09/4-warning-signs-that-a-heart-attack-is-coming/]