Can stomach problems cause angina?  If so what type of stomach problems cause angina?
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Angina is a serious condition generally a precoursor to severe heart issues. Be careful about your self treatment for a suspected angina problem. Having said that...\n\nExcessive gas and bloating in the stomach can cause a type of angina attack. It puts pressure on the heart from the bottom side and feels like a heart attack. It is very difficult for the average person to be able to tell the difference. For more information of Angina, visit...www.webmd.com   good information and explainations. And then go see your doctor.
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Usually the person would complain of angina ( chest pains) with pain radiating usually on the left arm; difficulty breathing, shortness of breath
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Irregular heartbeat which can lead to heart attacks \n\nOther problems include: \nTooth enamel breaks down due to constant contact with stomach acids when vomitting \nStomach ulcers \nMore prone to developing dental cavaties \nConstant dehydration \nRuptures of stomach and esophogus \nHigher chance of suicidal behaviors and feelings \n\nPlease get help if you need it.
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What kind of problems with your digestion are you having?\n\nI'd say abdominal discomfort is probably a pretty safe bet, nausea, if you had anasthesia...\n\nBut seek medical advice!\n\nGo to an Emergency Romm, if necessary!\n\nI don't know. Medical professionals DO!
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there are many things that can cause small aches and pains in the chest area.  i smoke a pack a day and have had my heart etc checked and everything is ok.  i however have a hiatus hernia, which can usually cause aches and pains, if i eat poorly, or if i lay down after i eat.   it however is usually accompanied by indigestion.   lifting heavy things improperly can also cause some muscle pain, in the chest area   if the pain is constant and nagging, then i would worry.  seeing doctor is still your best defense, although i know u cant afford it.  if the problem persists perhaps there is a free clinic in your  area.  hope this helps your problem.  i would love to say don't worry, and it may be nothing to worry about, but i am not in a situation to diagnose.  u could also try the Internet health sites to give you more help. u could start with digestive, heart disorders.
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It could be leading up to a heart attack or you may be having an angina attac{something like an heart attack}. If I were you I'd go to the Emergency Room because that's nothing to be playing around with.
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"A UAB researcher is investigating a potentially significant link between a very common stomach bacteria and the incidence of heart disease among African-Americans. The bacteria, helicobacter pylori or H. pylori, is found in the lining of the stomach."\n\n"Several studies have recently reported an association between ischaemic heart disease and Helicobacter pylori infection."\n\nBased on scientific studies, there does appear to be a link between the two but the link is a weak one.  Some people who have a severe episode of H. pylori can go on to develop heart disease but that is not always the case.  The effect of H. pylori on the heart depends on many factors.  Listed below are sites with much more info on this subject.  Hope that helps!
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GAS...pulled muscle..slept on your arm...heart attact...for sure take an asprin, plain asprin...and get it checked if it gets worse.
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You are probably suffering from acid reflux. The acid from your stomach is going into your esophagus and burning the delicate lining away. It doesn't give you heartburn sensation all the time, but can cause pain that mimics a heart attack, or make it hard to breathe if the acid is aspirating into your lungs. Have your doctor send you for an endoscopy, where they put a tiny camera down your throat to take pictures; this will show if the lining is being eaten away. In the meantime, go by some Prilosec or Zantac and start taking that. You can combine it with Axid AR to reduce the acid in your stomach, and it should give you some relief. Avoid foods high in acid and spices, such as tomatoes and peppers.\n\nIf it was pain just from your gallbladder, you wouldn't get the pain only after eating. Intolerance for fatty foods is one of the signs, but the pain is usually more steady.
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Don't panic..Firstly try to rule out the Reflex acidity(if your pain is associated with indigestion,sore throat,burning type of pain,pain resolving with antacids etc etc)..\nThen try to get an ECG done so that you can rule out any cardic problem(but it seem that this chance is very unlikely by your history)..Lastly don't get anxious and try to resolve things properly ,easily but on time..\n\n\nDo follow the advice given to your Doc religeously.
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Could be your gallbladder. I felt like I was having a heart attack.\n\nHope you find out soon.
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I would suggest going to your doctor to make sure that everything is okay.  You could have a more serious form of acid reflux or angina (chest pain) due to something else.  Not trying to scare you, but it's better to be safe than sorry.
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It's probably gas, constipation or nervous pains.  Don't stress too much, stress causes ulcers which cause stomach cancer.  A healthy diet helps!  Excercise, eat only fruit before noon.  A lot of esparagus and vegetables!  Cut down on meat, dairy, diet drinks and White bread!  Good Luck!
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Try Pepto Bismo it should help with any stomach problems.
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Ischemic heart disease is caused by poor blood circulation to the heart. Normally, this is a result of atherosclerotic plaques which reduce the capacity of coronary arteries. Angina pectoris is a type of chest pain which is a symptom of ischemic heart disease. An infarction happens when an artery gets clogged because of plaque and a portion of the heart muscle dies. This is what is called a "heart attack".
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Digestive problems, stomach pain, and appetite changes are caused by many things. They can be signs of serious problems such as ulcers, gallbladder problems, and reflux disease. They can also be caused by dietary problems and too little exercise. Often, they occur when we're under stress. But they may also be symptoms of depression.\n\nWhen people are depressed, they sometimes develop digestive problems, including nausea and constipation. Partly it's because the gut has the same serotonin and norepinephrine receptors as the brain. Worry, anxiety, and stress can therefore lead to intestinal difficulties. Also, depressed people often don't take good care of themselves. They may not eat enough, they may eat too much, and they may get very little exercise. All this can make the intestinal tract slow down, which can cause stomach problems.
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it could many things which all involve seeing a doctor it could b gerd which is where acid from your stomic comes up into your throut and chest or heart problems ,panic attack so pleas see a doctor my husband says it also may be a reaction between your antidepresent and the tar in the cigs. luck flaim