Symptoms of angina can vary from person to person, between men and women and depending on the type of injector ... The main symptoms of angina are:

• Breathing or breathing problem
• Pain
• stiffness, stress or discomfort in the center of chest pain or discomfort in areas other than chest: jaw, shoulder, arms
• The burning sensation that is like indigestion or heartburn .. Burning or more cramps in women - vague pain,
• Pain in the neck or throat

*Note that women may describe their angina symptoms differently from men. A procedure without complications for treatment

• Diagnosis

Angina experts review your medical history and provide you with a complete physical examination .... They may also do tests:

• ECG Blood Test (ECG/EKG)
• Stress Test (Exercise Electrocardiogram)
• Trans Mary (Tee) Ecocardiography
• Cardiating Cardiac
• Scan Tallium
• Angiography behavior

anpine therapy

angina is often controlled with a combination of medications and lifestyle change. In some cases surgery may be required.

Medicine

Drugs may help prevent or relieve symptoms of angina ...

nitroglycerin (or nitro)

Nitro is widely prescribed for injectors .... This causes coronary arteries to open or open.

calcium channel blockers and other vascular obstruction methods can be treated with surgery.

This intervention is also called stent angioplasty ...

coronary bypass bypass surgery

Cardiovascular Rehabilitation