Red sage is NOT HELPING MY ANGINA???

From your previous post it looks like you've already tried anything I might suggest. Can you describe your chest pain? When do you notice it the most? Have you ever been able to see a doctor about it.. is that route entirely shut down for you?

Sorry to hear.. you must be in a pretty bad spot.

Maybe this is a translation issue, but I don't understand how you can feel a lack of oxygen in your heart.. it sounds as if you are conflating your symptoms with what you believe to be the cause. You're heart may be doing crazy things without it being the cause of your chest pain...

I wonder if the indigestion is creating gaseous pressure in your chest. Does the pain coincide with the indigestion? Does belching change or relieve the pain?

Why do you feel it could be related to your lungs? Are you short of breath?

I second Hawthorne. It's a wonderfully supportive cardiac herb.

I personally take "Heart Health" tincture by Herb Pharm. It contains Hawthorne, Motherwort (traditionally used for racing heart, angina upon exertion, and regulates rhythm) and Cactus Grandiflorus (antiarrhythmic, also helps with angina.)

Be aware that some of these herbs can interfere/potentiate the effects of cardiac pharmaceuticals.

potsnpans said...
Sorry to hear.. you must be in a pretty bad spot.

Maybe this is a translation issue, but I don't understand how you can feel a lack of oxygen in your heart.. it sounds as if you are conflating your symptoms with what you believe to be the cause. You're heart may be doing crazy things without it being the cause of your chest pain...

I wonder if the indigestion is creating gaseous pressure in your chest. Does the pain coincide with the indigestion? Does belching change or relieve the pain?

Why do you feel it could be related to your lungs? Are you short of breath?

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Yes. YOU CAN GET A LACK OF OXYGEN TO THE HEART IF YOU HAVE LACK OF BLOOD FLOW TO THE HEART that’s what Angina is. Angina is lack of oxygen to the heart. Do you even know what angina is?

“ Angina is chest pain or discomfort caused when your heart muscle doesn't get enough oxygen-rich blood.”

I am having issues with circulation and lack of blood flow, and I get blood clots often. Muscle issues in my chest, indigestion pain etc all those are symptoms of ANGINA. And the heart and lungs affect each other that’s why.

Skeletonflower: I understand that a lack of oxygen can produce pain.. but for me, I wouldn't be able to describe a specific type of pain as being the result of a lack of oxygen. Like if I had a pain in my lower back, I wouldn't say "it feels like my kidneys are not getting enough oxygen". That is why I asked you these other questions, to try and get a bigger picture:

potsnpans said...
Does the pain coincide with the indigestion? Does belching change or relieve the pain?

Why do you feel it could be related to your lungs? Are you short of breath?

Edited to add: Does the pain increase with physical activity?

I know you don't have the necessary access to medical care, but a cardiac stress test is usually the first procedure done to rule out a blockage.

Post Edited (potsnpans) : 1/29/2021 6:04:01 AM (GMT-7)