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Symptoms of ANGINA PECTORIS


Angina pectoris produces chest pain that might radiate into the jaw, the teeth, the ear, the arm or shoulder. The pain is usually brought on with physical exercise or stress and improves with rest. There may be a sensation of tightness, squeezing, pressure or ache in the chest. Sometimes, sudden shortness of breath develops. The chest pain may be similar to indigestion. Sometimes, there is numbness or tingling in the chest, arm or shoulder.



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Medical Content Last Updated on 07/12/2008

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