When the age-related angina cordis outbreaks, in addition to the typical precordial pain, there are several specific manifestations as follows.

Headache:

The jumping pain occurs on one side or both sides of head, accompanied by a sense of dizziness, which often occurs during the physical labor and rest for 3-5 minutes, then it eases.

Toothache:

Pain occurs on one side or both sides of the teethridge, with more cases at the left, but can not find the specific sick tooth, and has nothing to do with stimulation of acid or cold. It is also ineffective to use painkillers. 

Shoulder pain:

Some patients have paroxysmal pain showed inside of his left shoulder and left arm. Neck pain appears jumping pain or channeling pain at one side or both sides, usually accompanied with mental stress and feelings of irritability.

Throat pain:

It may appear in the pharynx or throat area, with radiation downward along the esophagus, trachea, accompanied by a sense of suffocation, and the throat does not appear red and swollen, either no abnormalities in the examination of upper gastrointestinal barium meal. 

Leg pain:

It is characterized by radiating pain only reaching to the front area of legs, and sometimes reaches the inner four toes, but letting go hitting the back of legs.

Earache:

A small number of patients appear unilateral earache, mostly accompanied by chest tightness, palpitations and increased blood pressure.

Cheek pain:

A small number of patients appear cheek pain and discomfort in the precordial region.Upper abdominal pain It may appear on the upper abdomen or lower Xiphoid as well as right upper abdomen.

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