I have had a thorough workup - wore a Holter monitor and event monitor in your department. The heart monitor is used to see if a patient is having irregular heart rhythms episodically which possibly be a setting for clot formation in which case a patient may benefit from blood thinners. My dad had a pacemaker. I am a 48 year old female, do not have high blood pressure or peripheral vascular disease that I know of. They are typical and atypical.
Patients have a pains described as dull aches squeezing in the chest to constriction in the chest.
Often the patient may have no pain but feel tired short of breath. Ginger drugs act in different ways in different people. I have not heard it to cause chest pain but would have to look it up in the PDR to answer that question. Thanks, I have an appointment in September. Bea1- it is often difficult to differentiate the pain of GERD from that of chest pain due to heart disease.