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What are the symptoms of angina?
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Chest pain: Angina is different in men and women. Angina is usually chest pain that lasts 30 minutes or so, associated with shortness of breath, sweating, and arm pain. In women, shortness of breath usually predominates.
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The symptoms of Angina include:: Chest pain, Chest pressure, Rapid heart beat.
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