Nocturnal angina pectoris history and symptoms

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History and Symptoms

Two patterns of nocturnal angina are observed:

• Some patients experience angina within an hour or two after sleeping.
• Other groups of patients with nocturnal angina experience chest discomfort much later, such as in the early hours of the morning.