The difference between women's and men's symptoms are:
Chest pain: Men often experience typical angina (pressure or discomfort), while women may have atypical symptoms or no chest pain.
Shortness of breath: This can be experienced both in men and women, but it can be a significant symptom in women.
Other symptoms: Women may experience unexplained anxiety, nausea or vomiting, and jaw or back pain, while men may experience them more during physical exertion.