Angina Tension

Angina pectoris is a form of coronary heart disease!

Angina pectoris is usually called a group of syndromes that occur in patients with coronary heart disease, in which pain occurs in response to a certain factor and under the pressure of symptomatic atherosclerosis. Chest pain due to angina is also known as ischemic or anginal pain.

As a rule, patients themselves are able to associate the occurrence of ischemic pain with certain factors. In other words, this syndrome is caused by a predisposing factor (an attack of intense physical activity, emotional stress, prolonged immobility, pathological response to meteorological and climatic factors) in people susceptible to ischemic angina. Why does angina occur?

Angina pectoris, as the main form of the disease, is the result of a long-term and most often progressive discrepancy between the body's needs for myocardial oxygen and their satisfaction by tissues;

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Angina pectoris is a form of angina pectoris in which the occurrence of attacks accompanied by pain in the region of the heart of a squeezing or pressing nature and caused by physical (non-painful) stress or emotional stress becomes a recurring phenomenon.

An important sign of angina pectoris is the typical position of the patient during an attack of pain: with his arms folded, slightly crossed on his chest, he is almost lying down, throwing his torso back. Less often, patients independently deviate in the direction in which they experience pain. For an attack to occur, the patient must be under physical stress, to which many, but not all, people are susceptible. The cause of the attack may be normal physical work or