When to seek Medical Care
  Call your doctor if you have these symptoms, which are warning signs of a heart attack.

    Chest pain or pressure or feeling of indigestion on exertion

    Shoulder or arm pain, left or right or both, during physical or stressful activity

    Jaw pain

    Unexplained shortness of breath (while at rest or comes on suddenly)

    Unexplained nausea, vomiting, or sweating

    Fainting spell

    Palpitations (awareness of rapid or pounding heartbeat)

    Giddiness

If these symptoms do not go away in 5 minutes, call your doctor immediately for emergency     medical     transport to a hospital. Do not try to drive yourself.

   Each year, thousands of people die because they did not seek medical attention in time.

   It is good to be cautious and go to the hospital.

   This may mean the difference between life and death.

   Don't worry about "wasting everyone's time." You aren't.

   If you are not having a heart attack, that's fine. You may be able to receive treatment for whatever is    causing your symptoms.