Broken Heart Syndrome is Rare & Real
No one likes a broken heart, but did you know it can happen for real? Broken Heart Syndrome is real, more common in women than men and related to extreme stress. The symptoms of this condition are very similar a heart attack including chest, jaw pain and shortness of breath. With this particular syndrome it is not a problem with the arteries, but a with the heart muscle. Only a cardiologist can tell the difference so if you experience any of these symptoms call 911 immediately. Our Cinthia Bateman, MD explains to Denver television Channel 9’s Kyle Dyer what happens in Broken Heart Syndrome. Do you have any of these symptoms? If so we can help!
Click here to watch the video on 9News
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As with any health concerns, your specific treatment program should be discussed thoroughly with your primary care physician as well as any specialists who may need to be consulted – like a cardiologist.
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