As the heart struggles and fails to deliver oxygen, this adversely affects the brain. Without enough oxygen, a person will feel dizzy and light-headed or even faint. These symptoms are direct consequences of inadequate oxygen supply to the brain, affecting blood pressure and overall stability. Often accompanying other heart attack symptoms, they signal the need for immediate medical evaluation.

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