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British Sign Language (BSL)

Our British Sign Language (BSL) videos can help you understand how your heart works and support you to look after your health.

Signs and symptoms of a heart attack

This video can help you recognise the signs and symptoms of a heart attack, and when to get help.

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A heart attack is a medical emergency. If you think you’re having a heart attack call 999BSL or use your 999BSL app for an ambulance.

Diagnosing a heart attack

This video explains how a heart attack is diagnosed, including the tests you may have and where to find more information.

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Heart attack causes

Find out what can cause a heart attack and where to find more information to support you.

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Treatments for a heart attack

Find out about the treatments you may have for a heart attack, such as an angioplasty, surgery or medicines. As well as information on how long you'll spend in hospital and where to get support.

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Recovery after a heart attack

Find out what to expect when you're recovering from a heart attack, including information on cardiac rehabilitation and things you can do to support your recovery.

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More BSL information

For more health information in BSL visit Sign Health.

If you have questions about your heart, you can contact the NHS 111 BSL service.