I sometimes feel different sensations of pressure and pain. What is an angina attack supposed to feel like and how often do the attacks occur?
The strength, frequency, and duration of an angina attack can vary from person to person. Mild symptoms include feeling faint and/or nauseous or breaking out in a cold sweat. You may feel severe pain or chest pressure, or a vise-like, crushing, or squeezing sensation behind the breastbone (or sternum). Pain can also radiate to the jaw, teeth, shoulders or back.
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