Atypical Angina
Atypical angina is a group of common symptoms in many people with heart disease. These include sweating, anxiety, weakness, indigestion, tooth pain, nausea, numbness, dizziness, exhaustion, or abdominal pain. They would be present even when you do not have the usual chest discomfort. Diabetic patients and women are often at a higher risk of having atypical angina. In addition, it is important to know that this sign tends to have an increased “unstable” occurrence, meaning that it would occur at rest. [3]
