Angina

I am wondering about if high blood pressure and angina pectoris comes in the circulatory system diseases , I am working on a thesis paper for circulatory system affected by different types of diseases and also need to know how much chances of getting ...

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... system - the heart and blood vessels of the body. These afflictions are Coronary Heart Disease (CHD), Atherosclerosis and arteriosclerosis, Angina, Coronary Thrombosis and Myocardial Infarction and Stroke. Apart from the high mortality rate - it is estimated that CVD kills 140,000 people ...

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... '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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... 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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... 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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