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What physical effects of heart attack on a human body are there?
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Multiple: Head: fear- feeling of impending doom skin pallor, diaphoresis pulse variable blood pressure variable chest pain lungs shortness of breath abdomen nausea if severe, shock, renal failure, stroke, death.
Answered 4/13/2013
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