Heart problems can occur silently, come on suddenly and unexpectedly. Although often there is information that the body has given, not infrequently, it is ignored. 

"Especially for women, signs or symptoms of heart disease don't always follow the classic pattern," says Kerry Hildreth, MD, assistant professor of aging and heart health at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. 

Regardless of your gender, knowing what to know about this heart disorder is key.

For starters, always keep an eye on your blood pressure and cholesterol. So said Paul Whelton, MD, a professor of epidemiology at Tulane University School of Public Health. 

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention around 610,000 people die of heart-related problems each year in the US alone. Both men and women are afflicted by heart disease due to various reasons that are connected with a certain lifestyle. However, there are many signs and warnings that inform us about heart trouble that we should be more than aware of.

Be on the lookout for one or more of the following signs of a potential problem.

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