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AorticDissection.com-What are the "signs" of an Aortic Dissection |
The following symptoms are possible signs
that you might have an aortic dissection or are very close to one:
Symptoms:
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chest pain
- sudden, severe
- sharp, stabbing, tearing,
or ripping
- located below the sternum,
under the shoulder blades, or in the back
- pain may radiate to
shoulder, neck, arm, jaw, abdomen, hips
- location of pain may
change
- changes in thought ability,
concentration (confusion,
disorientation)
- decreased movement, any
location
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decreased sensation, any location
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anxiety
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pallor
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rapid pulse (heart
rate)
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profuse sweating
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dry
skin/mouth,
thirst
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nausea,
vomiting
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dizziness,
fainting
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shortness of breath (dyspnea)
Note: Symptoms may begin
suddenly.
Additional symptoms that may be associated with this disease:
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