Circulation issues can be visible if they affect the legs or feet. Symptoms may be invisible but cause internal sensations.

If the flow of blood to your heart is reduced, you can experience the tightness or discomfort that's known as angina." Common symptoms of angina include: Tightness in your chest Pain that spreads ...

Feeling a fluttering, pounding, or racing heartbeat can be another warning sign of coronary artery disease. When the heart ...

But some studies conducted after recent improvements in medical therapies suggest that PCI is not much better for angina relief either. In a systematic literature review of 14 randomized trials ...

New-onset exertional angina, even if relieved with rest and requiring a consistent amount of exertion to produce symptoms. Angina is considered unstable when it first occurs. Previously stable ...

CAD symptoms include stable angina, reviewed here, and acute coronary syndromes (ACS), reviewed in the Unstable Angina/Non-STEMI Topic Review and STEMI Topic Review. CAD also frequently leads to ...

Most published studies have examined the symptoms of ACS collectively or have examined solely the symptoms of MI. Only one prior study analyzed the symptoms of UA and MI separately. [13] This ...

Ask the Expert, Dr. Avalos explains the steps in diagnosing angina or a potential heart attack.

Finding the cause of angina in patients without obstructed coronaries can reassure patients and lead to tailored therapy.

But in most people who have had PAD, angina, stroke, or a heart attack ... but it often goes untreated. Don't ignore symptoms of depression. It won't only make you feel terrible.