Changes to your FACE are tell-tale signs of killer heart problem, top GP reveals - and four other key symptoms no one should ignore
Daily MailExperts have urged Brits to watch out for signs of deadly heart failure that could appear in the bathroom mirror. Facial changes such as swelling in the face could indicate oedema, where fluid is retained due to heart failure This could indicate fluid retention, known medically as oedema, which happens when blood isn't being pumped to the kidneys properly, making it harder for the organ to remove salt and water. 'If left untreated, it can increase the risk of cardiac arrest, heart failure and stroke, so acting fast is essential to avoid the risk of death,' Dr Grant said. 'Unexplained tiredness and weakness could signify heart failure, meaning it’s crucial to monitor energy levels and seek medical attention should this dramatically decrease,' Dr Grant said. The Wanted star Max George has sparked concern after revealing he's been hospitalised with heart problems Heart failure can make you feel tired because the body is working harder to pump oxygen-rich blood to key organs.
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