Picture of the location of angina pectoris in women

Key reminder: Patients who go to the hospital for chest pain are usually suffering from minor problems. Although some people are not vigilant enough, they have already suffered from severe angina pectoris. They may be at risk anytime and anywhere, but due to carelessness, they delay the best time for treatment. Therefore, we must pay attention to the symptoms of angina pectoris and pay more attention to it in daily life.

Angina pectoris caused by coronary heart disease is called pathological angina pectoris. Angina pectoris is one of the most common symptoms of coronary heart disease. Not all chest pain is angina. Chest pain has many causes. So, how do we judge angina pectoris in daily life? Angina pectoris has the following characteristics. In order to distinguish whether angina pectoris is true or false, it is necessary to distinguish based on six symptoms.

1. Location of chest pain

True angina pectoris is manifested as chest discomfort below the shoulder blades, large areas of the upper and lower palms, and this pain can radiate to the left arm or little finger. False angina pectoris, can not find a fixed pain point, the pain is not fixed is the main manifestation of false angina pectoris.

2. Pain characteristics

True angina pectoris is not a painful sensation, but a feeling of collapse and nausea in the front of the heart. The pain of pseudo-angina pectoris is mainly manifested as stabbing pain and shooting pain.

3. Chest pain caused

Real angina pectoris caused by coronary heart disease usually occurs during bowel movements, emotional excitement, or fatigue, due to the induction of oxygen consumption by the heart. False angina often occurs during rest.

4. Duration

True coronary angina pectoris can last about 3-5 minutes, most of which do not exceed 15 minutes; false angina pectoris is manifested as chest discomfort, which can last for hours, days or minutes, and there is no regularity to be found.

5. Typical symptoms

True angina pectoris is mainly manifested by symptoms such as palpitations, sweating, general weakness, and sweating, as well as severe dyspnea and blood pressure. In the case of false angina pectoris, there are no obvious systemic symptoms. Most chest pain is caused by other symptoms, such as stomach problems, which are often accompanied by vomiting, nausea, abdominal distension, and abdominal pain. Symptoms such as cholelithiasis and cholecystitis are similar to angina pectoris, but the pain is concentrated in the right upper abdomen. Cardiac neurosis is accompanied by insomnia, depression, dizziness, sweating, and vertigo.

6. Mitigation methods

For true coronary heart disease, angina pectoris, and urinary symptoms after 5% nitroglycerin can be alleviated; for pseudo-angina pectoris after nitroglycerin, there is no improvement in symptoms. If it is a functional problem, it can be alleviated or disappeared after exercise.

Emergency control of angina pectoris is not difficult. There are a variety of emergency medicine options available that can effectively reduce the incidence and long-term side effects of angina. Can be taken for a long time. Improves blood supply to the heart. To avoid the occurrence of angina pectoris. In addition, the medicine must be taken under the guidance of a doctor. Don't take it blindly. You must go to the hospital for treatment and diagnosis first.