How likely is it for a 13 year old girl to have a heart attack, or something related to that?
341430
Those symptoms could mean a number of things, but it's not healthy no matter what it is.  I guess it's possible to have a young heart attack, but it doesn't seem very likely.  Either way, she should see a doctor soon.
482362
One symptom of a heart attack is that you can experience jaw pain which i suppose could go up to your teeth.  Considering your dad has a history of heart problems, he should probably get it checked out.  Best of luck!
343709
There are no exceptions!!!!!!!!!! You need to go to the nearest emergency room IMMEDIATELY!!!! You could be having heart failure, and facial numbness suggest the possibility of a stroke. WOULD YOU RATHER DIE AT 28 OR GO TO A FREAKIN DOCTOR? And..... I'm a Christian, too, but Jesus did not say to not seek medical attention! Pray and believe, but go, NOW! LOG OFF NOW, AND GET TO A HOSPITAL!
411800
go ahead and give it to her. I'm 13 and have been drinking coffee since i was like 5. it won't affect her, it might make her tired or hyper though, but that doesn't really hurt.
682576
What are you talking about?  I love asking advice for what to do in the event of a heart attack from anyone I can, especially strangers.  They've never let me down.
294724
i am 52 and i have had 3 heart caths in the last 10 years and they DO NT hurt,you are awake but dont feel anything,GOD BLESS YOUR FAMILY
424631
Please see a doctor.  Yes, it could be something besides cardiac problems - and that is very, very likely.  But in some people, especially females, heart attacks don't follow a "traditional" pattern of clutching your chest and dropping to the floor.  Nobody can make a diagnosis online, not even a doctor.  Odds are, it's nothing to get worked up about - but please see a doctor to be sure.
628527
you should see your doctor to rule out something serious. They will make sure it's not your heart.
279655
I would have to say no, the older you are the more you increase your risk of blood clot or stroke, my concern also, is that you are asking on a message board and not asking your physician this question. I at least hope you aren't smoking, that would further increase your risks. good luck and god bless
1149501
Your friend is about 50lb overweight based on 20 year old male(this is 25% over). Since he is only 14 he should weight a bit less due to lesser bone and muscle densities. There no cause for an immediate alarm however I would talk to a  physician and looked into improving his diet and exercise.\nCheck the sites below\n\nBest
1050492
It can affect your HEART...seriously...my mom is a dental hygenist and has told me about it numerous times!!!  Go to a dentist A.S.A.P.!!!!!!
155580
You may want to have your water checked. I have heard of this before and it could be a contamination of your water supply with heavy metals or chemical contaminants. Don't have a heart attack but I think their are two types of metal that do that. one is arsenic but you wouldn't be writing the question if it were, two is manganese but you may want to have your water tested anyway. Usually your health Dept. will do it for free if not for a nominal charge.
1082554
heradity is only one factor in the risk for a heart attack, and with only the information you gave, you dad is at a greater risk only due to his age.....\n\nsome other risk factors include\ndiet\nactivity level\nweight\nsex (male vs female)\nother cardic factors\ndiabetes\nDVTs
754470
The average is 12 right now, but many healthcare providers think it's getting younger.  The average age was 17 a couple hundred years ago.  It's really nothing to be afraid of.  Every other person on earth goes through it, and they're all okay.  Don't listen to any horror stories - most women don't have a lot of pain or problems.  Talk to your mom or an older sister, aunt, teacher, etc.  Maybe ask them to give you a couple pads to carry with you so you'll be prepared the day it comes.  You'll be okay, I promise.
665130
Let me assure you, as a physician, that your own physician would be overjoyed to hear from you with regard to this question.  He or she would be less overjoyed to know you are seeking out advice over the internet, because the answer depends on many details of your medical history and not just the fact that you've had a heart attack.
326413
I guess calling your local 911 would work, even if you don't know where the person lives.  The local police could probably find out a lot faster than anyone else.\n\nAnother thought would be to attempt to find out the location from the person having the heart attack, when he lets you know it's happening.\n\nIf all else fails, the administrator of the chatroom you are in could find out -- but it might take to long to get in touch with him.\n\nI hope this hasn't happened, and never does.
567652
yes it is highly probable...  people who have strokes and heart attacks have them for a reason.  their bodies have undergone physical changes in order to function at a normal level under stress.  at a certain point, this stress becomes too great and arteries or heart valves reach a breaking point.  once someone experiences a cardiovascular incident, the likelihood of future incidents multiplies.  of course there are exceptions to any rule.