Angina, stable
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Publication date Sep 27, 2007
Angina is the discomfort or pain you feel, usually in your chest, when your heart isn't getting enough oxygen. If you get angina, you may worry about how much you can do and what will happen to you. But there are good treatments that can help stop your angina attacks and help you stay active.
We've brought together the best research about angina and weighed up the evidence about how to treat it. You can use our information to talk to your doctor and decide which treatments are best for you. To read about unstable angina and its treatments, see Angina, unstable.
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This information does not replace medical advice. If you are concerned you might have a medical problem please ask your Boots pharmacy team in your local Boots store, or see your doctor.
