Hard Pressure in chest, radiating to both arms, shoulders, neck, and back. Extreme exhaustion and lightheaded for a minute or so. No nausea that I can think of, or vomiting. This happened three times in past 3 months. I had ekg, normal. Could this be stable angina? I was told it was probably just GERD or Ulcer by that doctor ? I know the dif between GERD, and I don't know how this could relate to Ulcer? I don't get Ulcer in any search engine on any md site. Help? I have PAD, have stent placed in lower aorta, one year ago and take thinners. Had ultrasound a couple days ago and thats ok too.
Q: Could my chest pressure be stable angina?
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