Patient's question:
Every night before taking a nap, I have angina pectoris.Doctor's answer:
Based on the medical history you have purchased, consider two factors: the second factor is the causes leading to insufficient blood supply to the heart muscle, and the third factor is the phenomenon caused by unstable neurological factors. If the symptoms mentioned above reappear, it is necessary to go to the hospital for further diagnosis and actively provide symptomatic treatment. An electrocardiogram and a 24-hour magnetic resonance imaging of the heart are required. It is very important to prevent overexertion and exposure to cold in daily life, because cold stagnation can impede blood supply to the heart muscle. For insufficient blood supply to the heart muscle, medication to stabilize the heart's blood capacity is needed. If the neurological factors are unstable, medication to nourish the nerves should be used to alleviate the condition.