As a result, heart attacks in women are often more overlooked. The symptoms of a heart attack can look different in different people, and the stereotypical signs of a heart attack are usually more applicable to men. Additional symptoms of a heart attack include looking sickly and pale, sweating profusely, difficulty breathing, vomiting, and feeling nauseous. Sometimes a person experiences feelings of impending doom when they have a heart attack.
Often, this results in feeling depressed and scared, worrying when the next panic attack will occur. People with panic disorder get panic attacks often. Some symptoms of panic attacks include palpitations, chest pain, presyncope (feeling like you’re going to faint), dyspnea (labored breathing), the fear that you’re dying, and a sense of impending doom. Attacks can vary in length from a few minutes to hours. Panic attacks are frequent in people coping with an underlying anxiety disorder.
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