I can't think of an infection that could simultaneously affect those three areas but important clues to a chronic infection would be fevers, chills, weight loss, purulent sputum production, painful urination, or a vaginal discharge. Otherwise, an autoimmune disorder could be involved but you don't mention any symptoms that are consistent with that. Anginal pain usually is episodic, occurs with exertion most commonly, is associated with sweating, nausea, and shortness of breath, and can radiate to the jaw and arms. From the information you provided, I'm limited in what I can come up with. I hope you find this information useful and good luck.
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