Unexplained chest pain

The difference between men and women with chest pain, unexplained that men are more likely to perceive their lives and their work as stressful, while women are more likely to suffer from.

Symptoms of depression and anxiety
Both male and female patients experienced more symptoms of depression and anxiety and stress-related, compared with the reference group of people who are not suffering from heart disease.
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Male patients were more physically active in their leisure time than women. However, compared with the reference group, both men and women with unexplained chest pain led a more sedentary lifestyle.

This thesis also looks at the development of symptoms and the prognosis for patients with unexplained chest pain over time compared with patients suffering from.

Angina The number of patients with angina increased until 1994 and has since fallen, while the number of patients who have suffered heart attacks have decreased during the inspection.

Fewer deaths among patients with unexplained chest pain a year after they became ill, compared with patients that became ill with angina or a heart attack.

Death among men after falling ill with unexplained chest pain is a third higher compared with men in the rest of the population, while women did not show an increased risk of death.