\nThe cases of heart attack have become quite common nowadays, and the worst part is that they can\u2019t be predicted. Although it\u2019s good to think and hope you will never experience one, you should still know few things that can potentially save yours or someone else\u2019s life in case of an imminent heart attack.\n
In this post, you will learn exactly that \u2013 how to save your life if you ever face a heart attack.\n
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Read the following advice\u2019s and see the video below to increase your chances of surviving this unfortunate situation before the ambulance arrives.\n
What most people do when they suspects myocardial infarction is \u2013 panic! Then, in just a few seconds they fall unconscious. Although you have just couple of seconds to react, the right reaction can potentially save your life!\n
Remember to call an ambulance first! After you\u2019ve called professional help you need to start coughing forcefully!
\nFirst, don\u2019t forget to call the ambulance! Then, start coughing forcefully. Cough strong and deep like you have congestion in your chest, extending the exhale. This breathing technique can save your life, so make sure you understand and remember it.\n
Here\u2019s how the technique works \u2013 you\u2019re actually sending oxygen into your lungs by taking deep breaths, and by coughing, you put pressure on the heart which keeps the blood circulation flowing. Pressing the heart in this way will normalize the sinus rhythm, giving you a chance to save yours or someone else\u2019s life.\n
Remember this if you ever find yourself in such situation, and try to keep yourself or someone else alive until the ambulance arrives.\n
Check out the video below to see how to do this breathing technique properly.\n
Source:healthandlovepage.com, the-wau.com\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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