Signs of Blood-Vessel-Related Heart Disease
Many types of heart disease result from a narrowing of the blood vessels. Your heart struggles to pump oxygen-rich blood throughout your body due to the buildup of plaque. One common sign of blood-vessel-related heart disease is chest pain or angina. People also typically experience an intense feeling of fatigue and difficulty breathing properly. Other signs of heart disease related to the blood vessels include an irregular heartbeat, and issues with the limbs, such as weakness, tingling, pain, numbness, and swelling.
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