الفرق بين السكتة القلبية (توقف القلب فجأة) والنوبة القلبية! دكتور سامح علام

Click here https://bit.ly/3CD09AR Subscribe to Dr. Sameh Allam's YouTube channel to stay informed about your heart health and receive new videos as soon as they're released. There's a big difference between a heart attack and cardiac arrest, and unfortunately, many people don't know the difference. In this video, Dr. Sameh Allam, Professor of Cardiology at Al-Azhar University's Faculty of Medicine, explains the difference between a heart attack and cardiac arrest and the best treatment methods. What is a heart attack? A heart attack is a lack of oxygen to the heart muscle, resulting in severe pain and a painful squeezing of the heart muscle. Heart attacks are usually caused by several factors, such as blocked arteries and the accumulation of fat and cholesterol on the walls of blood vessels. What is cardiac arrest? Cardiac arrest is the sudden cessation of the heartbeat. This means that blood flow from the heart to any organ in the body is stopped, leading to damage to all organs, including the brain, kidneys, and other vital organs. What are the symptoms of cardiac arrest? Cardiac arrest is when the heart suddenly stops beating. This means that blood flow from the heart to any organ in the body is stopped, resulting in damage to all organs, such as the brain, kidneys, and other vital organs. What are the symptoms of cardiac arrest? The symptoms of cardiac arrest are numerous and occur within seconds without warning. This is why the mortality rate from cardiac arrest is so high worldwide. Some symptoms are common to all sufferers, such as: 1- Severe dizziness. 2- Severe weakness of pulse. 3- Shortness of breath initially, then apnea. 4- Extreme fatigue at rest and without exertion. 5- Stomach pain. 6- Loss of consciousness. What are the causes of sudden cardiac arrest? Sudden cardiac arrest has many causes and can occur without any apparent reason. The common causes among all sufferers are: 1- Coronary artery disease. 2- Significant blood loss or a severe lack of oxygen. 3- Strenuous exercise combined with some degree of heart disease. 4- A family history of heart disease. 5- Some degree of cardiomyopathy (enlarged heart muscle). 6- Dietary imbalances and high potassium and magnesium levels. There are certainly risk factors that increase the likelihood of developing heart disease, such as: 1- Drug use. 2- Alcohol consumption. 3- Heavy smoking. 4- Severe and chronic high blood pressure. 5- Suffering from any type of diabetes. 6- Suffering from obesity. 7- A previous heart attack increases the risk of having another one. 8- Sudden, intense emotional reactions. How to prevent a serious heart attack? To protect ourselves from the risk of heart attack and heart disease in general, we must follow healthy daily habits and a sound diet, such as: 1- Eating plenty of fruits and vegetables. 2- Avoiding fatty and fast foods. 3- Managing stress and anxiety. 4- Quitting smoking. 5- Limiting alcohol consumption. 6- Engaging in appropriate physical activity. 7- Avoid alcohol If you have any of the above conditions or one of the aforementioned risk factors, you must immediately consult a highly qualified cardiologist. Dr. Sameh Allam is one of the best cardiologists in Egypt, known for his expertise in accurately and quickly diagnosing various heart conditions before it's too late. You can book an appointment with Dr. Sameh Allam, Professor of Cardiology at Al-Azhar University Faculty of Medicine, by calling the clinic directly at: 01155554003 01115530827 You can also follow Dr. Sameh Allam's social media pages for more information about heart diseases, how to prevent them, and how to treat them. Facebook:   / drsamehallam   Instagram:   / dr.samehallam   Twitter:   / drsamehallam1   #CardiacCatheterization #HeartAttack #CardiacArrest #HeartDiseaseSymptoms #CardiacCatheterizationProcedure #LowBloodPressureSymptoms #HighBloodPressureSymptoms #TreatmentForHighBloodPressure #TreatmentForLowBloodPressure #HeartPain #RapidHeartbeat #HeartPalpitations #HeartAttackSymptoms #HeartAttackSymptoms #HeartDiseaseSymptoms #HeartMuscleWeaknessSymptoms #HeartDisease #ArteriosclerosisSymptoms #Cardiologist #ExcellentCardiologist #DrSamehAllam