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As 2 Stent Coronary Artery Patient, Can You Feel Short Stabbing Pains On The Left Side At Rib Cage Side From Time To Time When Cold Weather?

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June 8
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When I put on something warm in the cold weather the pain stab was gone, I don't know if it will return later. Pain sometimes felt not by chest but by left rib cage under armpit. I'm a 2 stent heart patients, hence I am wondering is it dangerous ?

June 8
A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

Experiencing short stabbing pains on the left side of the rib cage, especially in cold weather, can be concerning. While it might not be directly related to your stents, it's important to monitor any new or unusual symptoms. Heart-related chest pain, known as angina, can sometimes present as discomfort or pain in various Show Full Answer

Experiencing short stabbing pains on the left side of the rib cage, especially in cold weather, can be concerning. While it might not be directly related to your stents, it's important to monitor any new or unusual symptoms. Heart-related chest pain, known as angina, can sometimes present as discomfort or pain in various areas, including the rib cage. It's crucial to consult your cardiologist to rule out any serious issues and ensure your heart health is managed properly.

June 8

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