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Chest Pain, Had Artery Unblocked With Stent. Had Heart Attack

Ok, have had one heart attack , 3years later had left chest pain , (more like a dull ache) went to emergency room and had an artery unblocked with stint. Last evening, dull chest pain (left side) rest, goes away. I smoke a pipe and noticed today after each smoke session, the chest pain starts up. After a few min and sitting, dull pain goes away.
Thu, 26 Sep 2013
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The pain seems to be cardiac as you have had acardiac attack and then stenting.
Also as you say after every smoke session there is a pain and it gets relieved after rest it can be because of the smoke which causes a decrese in oxygen in the blood and also by releasing some adrenaline it can cause a constriction in the heart artery.
stop smoking stat and see a cardiologist.
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Chest Pain, Had Artery Unblocked With Stent. Had Heart Attack

The pain seems to be cardiac as you have had acardiac attack and then stenting. Also as you say after every smoke session there is a pain and it gets relieved after rest it can be because of the smoke which causes a decrese in oxygen in the blood and also by releasing some adrenaline it can cause a constriction in the heart artery. stop smoking stat and see a cardiologist.