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A coronary artery spasm is a sudden tightening of the muscles within the arteries of the heart. When this occurs, the arteries get narrowed and prevent blood from flowing to the heart. Coronary artery spasms are also known as coronary artery contractions.
Common symptoms can include:
· chest pain or angina
· pain on the left side of your chest
· chest tightness
· a feeling of constriction
Coronary artery spasms may be triggered by:
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