Symptoms of Angina?


How can I tell if the pain I'm experiencing is actually angina?




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Posted by Ruth
Here are some signs that the pain you may be experiencing could be angina:

- Pain mostly felt beneath sternum. Pain will vary in intensity from a vague ache to a crushing sensation

-The pain radiates out to the left shoulder and travels inside the left arm, throat or jaw

- The experience is brought on by physical activity or cold air

- Symptoms persist no more than a few minutes.

 
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