Broken heart syndrome and valentine's day
Happy Valentine’s Day to everyone. February 14 has come to be a day many people set aside to show and expect love in a very special way, especially among those who are in romantic relationships. The excitement and expectations among partners are so high and intensely emotional as this day draws closer. And the question is can any of these highly expectant lovers develop a disease called broken heart syndrome?

Broken heart syndrome is another name for a type of heart disease known as takotsubo cardiomyopathy. This heart condition manifests in a similar way as a heart attack (myocardial infarction): the affected person experiences a sudden chest pain and difficulty with breathing; some people can also vomit, have palpitations (feel their heart beating very fast) or temporarily lose consciousness (something called syncope). Broken heart syndrome usually occurs after a person has been severely stressed physically or emotionally. Emotionally stressful situations that have been linked to the broken heart syndrome in affected individuals include a very bad news about their finances (maybe they lost their lifesaving in an investment); death of someone they loved so much. And what else can cause a severe emotional stress? A break up of that wonderful, blissful relationship or any other disappointments on Valentine's Day could cause...
From https://www.kangpe.com/tip/view/158/Having-a-disease-called-Broken-Heart-Syndrome-on-Valentines-Day-------