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" Question Could you tell me more about ischaemic heart disease?   Answer Ischaemic heart disease is a disease of the blood vessels supplying the heart muscles with oxygen that&amp;#039;s severe enough to cause temporary strain on the heart or even permanent damage to the muscle.  When the heart muscle becomes ischemic, a person may experience angina or a heart attack. Mostly this term is used when someone has chest pain, which is shown to be because of damaged heart blood vessels.  Yours sincerely  The NetDoctor Medical Team    Other Qs &amp;amp; As Drug for hypertension Enlarged heart Flying and DVTs Heart attack Heart attack, pericarditis or angina? I have had a heart attack and a double bypass operation Juices that help with heart maintenance Mortality rates of UK heart bypass operations Premature ventricular contraction The mitral valve TIAs on a 75-year-old What causes fluid on the heart? What is a rotated heart? What&amp;#039;s involved in fitting a pacemaker?   Last updated 29.01.2012 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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