My understanding of angina is that it is pain in the chest area caused by a limited blood supply to the heart. It can be a predictor of a heart attack. It can be caused by your heart pumping too hard to get the oxygen from your lungs. It definitely requires more than just a diagnosis. If it were me I would want further testing to discover the cause. There can be many reasons for angina (blockage caused by clots or hardening of the arteries, for example). Follow up with a cardiologist.

Thank you for your reply, I appreciate it. I will definitely mention this to my cardiologist. 💕

@A MyCOPDTeam Member If your cardiologist estimate you would benefit from a β-blockers, he should preferably, as you suffer from COPD, give you a cardioselective β-blockers, as they do not worsen pulmonary function. (this is a doctor who advise that to me once regarding my COPD). Hugs! 🦜

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Thank you , I will let you know what the cardiologist says many thanks