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Mild chest discomfort
I woke up with mild chest discomfort, not exactly pain, but to describe it, its like a feeling of some ant travelling in a nerve, this was temporary and felt it 5-6 times intermittently, sometimes while taking long breath.
On walking, I felt mild pain in my left shoulder and back.
My cholesterol is normal but HBA1C is 6.4 (6 months ago it was 5.8, I had my wedding and food habits got worsened and substantial weighed gained)
Height 5'5' Weight 73.5 kg
I got my ECG and Echo done, both were normal.
The sensation and left side pain I can feel intermittently for a week since that incident. I am worried that is it angina?
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Angina usually has precipitating factors like exertion of some kind, including food intake, walking, running, passing stool, etc. In diabetics, angina signs and symptoms may often be masked, even leading to silent heart attacks.
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