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Is angina usual after a heart attack?
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Yes it can: Be depending on treatment after.
Answered 10/24/2017
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See doctor: Angina would mean there is heart muscle which is still getting poor blood flow. This maybe from an area which can not be treated with a stent or surgery. But it could also be an area which can be treated. Only your cardiologist can help you figure that out. Go see him/her.
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