These 5 situations are not myocardial ischemia, don't worry

Today we will tell you that these 5 situations are not myocardial ischemia, so there is no need to worry.

1. Pain that lasts for one or two seconds, such as a sudden pain in the chest or heart, is not myocardial ischemia, because almost all myocardial ischemia lasts for at least 2 minutes.

2. Needle tip-sized pain or acupuncture-like pain is not myocardial ischemia. Because myocardial ischemic angina pectoris is often larger than a fist, it is impossible to be only the size of a needle tip.

3. The pain comes after taking a deep breath. It only hurts when you inhale or exhale. It stops when you hold your breath. This is not myocardial ischemia. Angina pectoris has nothing to do with breathing.

4. If you feel pain only after pressing or touching with your hands, it is not myocardial ischemia. If you have myocardial ischemia and angina pectoris, you will feel pain even without pressing.

5. Take a deep breath and sigh to feel better. Sometimes many people say they are holding their breath, but they will feel better if they take a deep breath or gasp. This is not myocardial ischemia. Holding breath caused by myocardial ischemia is like a big stone pressing on the chest, making it difficult to breathe.