Feeling like a butterfly while dancing with the boy, the girl reached the hospital, the doctors told the shocking thing

Heart Attacks in Women: Most of the women do not know the symptoms of heart attack due to which they associate the pain arising in the hand with common pain. Also, when it comes to coronary problems, women are 50 percent more likely to be misdiagnosed than men.

A 14-year-old girl who felt in love with a butterfly turned out to be having a heart attack

Seira Zeger fainted on the floor of her home after returning from an event

Butterfly was realized during a couple dance with a boy of her choice

New Delhi . The first crush, the first date and the first dance can be thrilling and even give you goosebumps and butterflies in your body. However, in a shocking case, a 14-year-old girl who was in love with Butterfly came in front of her as a heart attack. According to a Times Now report, Seira Zegar fainted on the floor of her house after returning from an event. In this program, Seira did a couple dance with a boy of her choice, after which she realized the butterfly she felt in love. Although this butterfly was not a feeling of love, it was a bell of danger to come.

After she fainted, she was taken to the hospital where Seira said that these butterflies had now turned into severe fatigue and a deep burning pain in the upper arm. Now 23, Seira says she knows arm pain in women is a symptom of a heart attack. According to the British Heart Foundation, when it comes to coronary problems, women are 50 percent more likely to be misdiagnosed than men. Most women dismiss heart attack as heartburn or anxiety. Previously, doctors had dismissed Seira's pain as teenage anxiety and had not given her pain medication.

However, after suffering a heart attack, he was asked to wait a long time at the hospital before emergency surgery was advised. It was a blood clot that had traveled through a hole in the heart and into a coronary artery. Tests revealed that Ceira had high lipoprotein A, which made her red blood cells extra sticky. Because of this, a blood clot formed in his body. The patient also had a hole in the heart known as a patent foramen ovale (PFO), which was causing a clot to block a coronary artery.