Angina is a pain in which part

Angina pain is mainly located behind the sternum and can radiate to the upper limbs, mandible throat and precordial area.

Angina is a type of coronary artery disease. Due to rapid temporary hypoxia and ischemia of the myocardium, excessive metabolites accumulate and stimulate the afferent fiber endings of the autonomic nerve in the heart. The heart of the human body is mainly located directly behind the middle and lower sternum, so the pain of angina pectoris is mainly located behind the sternum. Severe pain can radiate to the left upper limbs, mandible throat and precordial area, and it is mostly crushing pain.

Patients with angina pectoris are advised to drink low salt and low fat, control weight, exercise properly and strengthen physical exercise.