British doctors: Sour mouth may predict a fatal disease

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A team of British doctors said that a feeling of acidity in the mouth may portend a fatal disease.
The team said, "Acidity in the mouth warns of a heart attack, and indigestion without belching, heartburn, nausea or vomiting may also indicate a serious condition," stressing the need to "pay attention to sweating without a clear reason, insomnia and fatigue."
Experts say that "symptoms can last for days or appear suddenly, and doctors are advised to pay attention to them and seek medical advice immediately."
Earlier it became known that feeling anxious or anxious can trigger a heart attack. According to experts, these signs are often confused by people with panic attacks.
This is because many of the symptoms of this condition are similar to those of a heart attack.