Patient's question:
My mother suffers from heart disease. Every time she has a heart attack, which is, say, a recurrence of angina pectoris, she always shows a very painful expression. Although I know it's really a very painful thing, so I want to ask, what should I do when a recurrence of angina pectoris happens?Doctor's answer:
When angina pectoris recurs, the main approach is to use some nitrate, such as nitroglycerin or nitroglycerin tablets, or some isosorbide mononitrate for treatment and care, which can promote the rapid and complete recovery of the condition. It is also necessary to use these drugs for stabilization during daily life, and some blood-activating traditional Chinese medicine can be used in combination for comprehensive care. If the condition is severe and frequently recurs, it may be necessary to implant a stent.