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Dictionary » A » Angina AnginaAngina chest pain that occurs secondary to the inadequate delivery of oxygen to the heart muscle. Often described as a heavy or squeesing pain in the midsternal area of the chest. ![]()
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Results from our forumStomach bloating and weight gain... 'doctors' are not qualified to be called doctors and I personally have a major issue with them because someone I know was told not to take his angina medication and take homeopathic medication instead and two weeks later he died of a heart attack...
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Na/K ATP-ase Reversal... original topic... but as cardiac glycosides were mentioned, i just wondered how effective they really are... i mean, i thought the whole point of angina that oxygen supply doesn't meet demand... and that the physiological mechanisms make the heart work harder and make the angina worse... so you ...
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Arm Pain... that this could be a pinched nerve, but I'm not sure why it would come up so quickly. I know left arm numbness and tight chest can be a sign of angina pectoris, caused by a possible blood clot. But I doubt it is that serious. Anyways I'm asking for any possible suggestions as to what it could ...
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