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Recurrent cardiac-sounding chest pain (currently pain-free)

Is there a new unexplained change in patient’s typical pain? e.g.

  • More frequently, at less exertion

  • At rest

  • Associated presyncope

  • New palpitations, tachy- or bradyarrhythmia

  • Other new associated symptoms?

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If any of the above, discuss with Acute GP service (in out of hours, consider RCH admission)

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If none of the above, consider uptitration of anti-anginal medication with or without an outpatient referral to cardiology

Camborne-Redruth Hospital

Barncoose Terrace

Cornwall

TR15 3ER

For Life-Threatening Emergencies Call 999

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