A fitness lover was given just 24 hours to stay after feeling a rip in a workout session in his chest. For the 45-year-old Mary-Any August, gyming was a regular case for a day, while she became ill while lifting weight.

After consulting her doctor, Mary-Anne had a blood test and an ECG, stating that nothing was wrong with her. But his condition deteriorated. “I could not breathe, and pain was absolutely painful,” said Davon’s NHS communication worker. Sun,

However, a more journey for emergency services and more tests later, it was diagnosed with a aortic dissection – a life -drug situation where a tear in the inner layer of the aorta, the major artery carrying blood from the heart, allows the flow between the layers of the aortic wall, probably leads to a bursting or reducing blood flow.

“Diagnosis surprised me because I thought I was very fit,” she says. “When the aortic dissection occurred, I felt a stunning in my chest, then realized a bubbling.” According to doctors, a aortic dissection is extremely common in people above 65 years of age. Without quick diagnosis and care, a aortic dissection can cause sudden death.

Globally, every year 5 to 30 people have a aortic dissection in one million.

Mary-N was taken for emergency surgery as the doctors said that time was not in her favor. He said, “I didn’t realize that I was told by until I reached the hospital, I was told that I had less than 24 hours to stay and they had to work immediately. They also listed all the complications that could be – stroke, loss of organs, loss, paralysis and many other things,” he said.

His operation was successful, and he was later recovered.

What is the cause of aortic dissection?

According to doctors, aortic dissection is due to the breakdown of cells in your aortic walls – which mostly goes quietly for many years, before the weak area finally gives way. This is not only a tear but also severe pain.

Healthcare providers believe that a basic weakness (possibly inherited) in the aortic wall causes the most aortic dissection. In other cases, stress from constant high blood pressure can weaken the aortic wall. This can lead to tears and dissection.

Tears in the aorta are usually in areas where tension is the most stress on the aortic wall, such as your ascending aorta. The aortic dissection in the ascending aorta is about two times more common than people in the vicinity descending aorta.

What are the symptoms of aortic dissection?

Doctors say that the most common feature of aortic dissection is its sudden beginning. This can occur at any time, usually due to sudden increase in blood pressure levels due to heavy hard work. However, this happens even when you are not doing anything, resting, or still when you are sleeping. There are no specific warning indications of aortic dissection. General aortic dissection symptoms in which you can experience:

• Sudden, severe, sharp pain in your chest and back
• Serious pain in your stomach
• breathlessness
• Fainting and dizziness
• low blood pressure
• Looks like it seems from your heart
• Fast and weak pulse
• Constant and heavy sweating
• Confusion
• visual impairment

Symptoms of stroke, include weakness or paralysis on one side of your body

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