Could experiencing dull jaw and tooth heaviness after brisk walking or at rest, in the absence of chest pain, indicate a cardiac issue in a patient with a history of drug-eluting stents, an unstented small vessel, and current dual antiplatelet and statin therapy? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Could experiencing dull jaw and tooth heaviness after brisk walking or at rest, in the absence of chest pain, indicate a cardiac issue in a patient with a history of drug-eluting stents, an unstented small vessel, and current dual antiplatelet and statin therapy?

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Could experiencing dull jaw and tooth heaviness after brisk walking or at rest, in the absence of chest pain, indicate a cardiac issue in a patient with a history of drug-eluting stents, an unstented small vessel, and current dual antiplatelet and statin therapy?

Asked by Male, 61 · 1 month ago

Y. Lakshmi Thulasi

Pharm-D (Post baccalaureate)

1 month ago

Yes, experiencing a dull jaw or tooth heaviness, especially after walking, can sometimes be an atypical sign of a heart issue?even without chest pain. Because of your history with stents and an unstented vessel, these symptoms deserve prompt attention. Since you are already on protective medications like dual antiplatelets and statins, your heart has some defense, but we want to be absolutely safe. Please contact your cardiologist soon to discuss this. If the heaviness becomes severe, does not go away with rest, or is joined by shortness of breath, please seek emergency care right away.

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Could experiencing dull jaw and tooth heaviness after brisk walking or at rest, in the absence of chest pain, indicate a cardiac issue in a patient with a history of drug-eluting stents, an unstented small vessel, and current dual antiplatelet and statin therapy?

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