30 Important Signs That May Indicate A Heart Attack

Cramps In The Thighs And Buttocks

Magnesium deficiency is often the cause of cramps. Cold or intense, extreme exertion can also lead to cramps. Often, however, there is also a heart disease behind it. If you feel severe pain or cramps in your thighs, buttocks or calves during normal walking, you should, to be on the safe side, see a doctor. It can also be a sign of aortoiliac occlusive disease, according to the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC). A doctor can provide certainty here.

No Hairgrowth On The Legs

A lack or poor hair growth on the legs can be a sign of peripheral arterial disease. This is a circulatory disease in which plaque builds up in the arteries and reduces blood flow to the limbs. One symptom of this is hair loss on the legs, according to the McLeod Health Service in South Carolina. So if you find that your hair is suddenly falling out, it can be a sign of heart disease.

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