Jaws tension while walk

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Asked for Male, 55 Years

Father underwent triple CABG on November 14th 2015. For few months he was walking fine and there were no pain in jaws. Since about one-two months, when he walks little also, his jaws start getting tightened. I don't understand why this is happening even after CABG. He's taking all the prescribed medications.

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Dr. Jayesh Khandelwal Cardiologist 10 yrs exp Udaipur · Accepted Answer

Dr. Jayesh Khandelwal

Cardiologist 10 yrs exp Udaipur

Consult a cardiologist locally. Get a TMT done. Jaw pain is a sign of angina features only.

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