Of the pains that are in the chest and gives the owner not feel comfortable, the so-called “angina” or “diphtheria”.
Angina is a sign of coronary artery disease. When the heart muscle does not take enough oxygen-rich blood, it sometimes causes chest pain.
Angina is also described in most of the infected as a thing on their chest, taking into account that this angina may be fixed and permanent, and may not be.
Confusion is always confused between angina and other chest pains, where it is difficult to differentiate between them, so it would be better to go to the doctor in the event of any pain unknown reasons and difficult to explain in the chest.
The symptoms of angina pectoris are multiple, with two main symptoms, the discomfort, and the pain in the chest. The other symptoms are shortness of breath, nausea, sweating, anxiety, dizziness, feeling of heaviness and pressure that may go to the arms especially the left and palate, back or shoulders.
The angina is different in terms of duration, severity, severity and type, with the need to know whether this feeling of chest pain has occurred recently or not, these symptoms can indicate the incidence of a serious type of heart attack is a heart attack,
Stability angina:
And arises in the case of increased heart effort such as physical activity, or the rise of stairs, and sometimes because of emotional pressure or psychological, short duration to about 5 minutes and sometimes less, generally expected where the pain similar to the chest pain previously, and once the rest or take medication to address Angina is disappearing, and its spread areas may be in the back, arms, or other areas.
Unstable angina:
Unlike regular angina, it is a surprise, takes time to rest, stretches longer than stable angina, and lasts for 30 minutes. It does not need to disappear after taking a break or taking the medicine for angina treatment. More importantly, it may sometimes indicate On a heart attack.
Changing angina:
Which are most serious, where they occur in general and in rest, may be mitigated by drugs treated with angina.
Smoking, high blood pressure, obesity, hypercholesterolemia, diabetes, eating fatty meals and stress are factors that increase the risk of angina and coronary heart disease.