My situations were similar to Flycasters. The last one and most major heart attack was the least painful and almost uneventful to me. I suffer with Prinzmetal Angina, so I passed the chest pains off to that. It was a "Just not feeling good" presence that sent me to the hospital. But only after my primary doctor urged me to. If he hadn't, I may not be here typing this today. Take care, Ally
In my experience, the symptoms can be quite different. The heart attack that did the most damage presented the least symptoms, the one that caused the least damage was very painful.
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There is obviously a big difference between strong angina and a heart attack, because one has the heart mucles seriously compromised, whereas the other can be reversed. I think if anyone has any form of chest pain, throat discomfort, jaw ache etc etc, AT REST, they should get to hospital immediately. Time is muscle. If the pain declines and disappears at rest, then it's very likely angina and a blockage which isn't total. I would still get an appointment with a cardiologist to be evaluated. It could be that my symptoms were the same because the blockages were in the same vessel each time.