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Does a dry throat while walking indicate a cardiac issue for someone with a stent?
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Dry throat: Dry throat while walking probably not. But neck or jaw discomfort while walking may be anginal equivalents related to compromised cardiac blood flow. You may need a stress test or further anti-anginal medications. Talk to your cardiologist about your symptoms, a stress test and anti-anginal medications. You may need short acting nitroglycerin, like the ones that dissolve under your tongue.
Answered 4/3/2013
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