Problems associated with a heart attack
A coronary heart attack causes complications due to damage to coronary heart tissue, and among these complications are:
When the heart tissues are damaged, irregular electrical circuits form within the injured tissue, which in turn affects the electrical conduction of the heart, disrupting the regular rhythm of the heartbeat, and these disturbances are hazardous and can result in death.
-Coronary heart failure occurs when the afflicted part of the center stroke is large and unable to efficiently pump blood. This failure is either temporary or fades as the center heals.
-Rupture of coronary heart tissue: Broken heart tissue is more likely to rupture.
-The center valves are not working properly.
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