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That 'acidity' could be a heart attack: Medanta cardiologist Dr Nishant Tyagi shares warning signs you shouldn't miss

Hindustan Times - Health ·
That 'acidity' could be a heart attack: Medanta cardiologist Dr Nishant Tyagi shares warning signs you shouldn't miss

Heart attacks can manifest subtly with symptoms like nausea.

It's vital to recognise these warning signs and seek medical help as acting quickly can save lives.

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