Julie Hambleton

Julie Hambleton

February 24, 2024

10 Signs You’re Living With Clogged Arteries

Chest Pain

Senior Woman Suffering From Chest Pain While Sitting On Bench
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Chest pain is also known as angina. It results from reduced blood flow to the heart because of built-up plaque in the arteries that lead to it. Angina usually begins in the chest by the breast bone and then can extend into your left arm or shoulder, jaw, and upper back. If you are experiencing ongoing chest tightness and pain, speak with your doctor immediately.