Chest Pain Explained: It’s Not Always a Heart Attack

Описание: Heart attacks rarely happen out of nowhere. In most cases, they develop gradually over many years.
In this video, I explain how heart disease actually builds up over time, the early warning signs people often ignore, and why heart attacks are usually the result of long-term risk factors rather than sudden events.

I’m Dr. Joban Sehmi, a consultant cardiologist based in Hemel Hempstead, specialising in advanced cardiac imaging. In this video, I explain how heart disease actually develops, the early warning signs most people miss, and what you can do now to protect your heart health in 2026.

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The video covers key contributors such as high blood pressure, cholesterol, lifestyle habits, and chronic stress, helping viewers understand what really increases heart attack risk.
It also focuses on practical, evidence-based steps that genuinely reduce risk — emphasising prevention, early action, and informed decisions rather than fear or misleading online advice.

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