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Erectile Dysfunction
Premature Ejaculation
Men's Hair Loss
Thrush
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)
Male Testostorone (Testogel & Sachets)
Contraceptive Pill
Morning After Pill
Period Delay
Alternative Contraceptives
Bacterial Vaginosis
Period Pain
Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT)
Vaginal Dryness
PCOS
Feminine Hygiene Underwear
Female Hormones Test
Women's Health - Thrush
Cystitis Treatments
Hirsutism (Hair Removal)
(UTIs) Urinary Tract Infections
Weight Loss
Quit Smoking
Acid Reflux & Indigestion
Ear - Care Clinic
Oral Trush Clinic
Hayfever & Allergies
Travel Health Clinic
Migraine Treatment
Angina And Heart Health
Angina pain happens when your heart muscle does not get as much oxygen-rich blood as it needs. The cells in your heart need oxygen to work: The harder your heart muscle works, the more oxygen it needs. When cells need more oxygen than they can get, they may stop working as they should. That is why angina usually occurs when your heart is working harder than usual (for example, during physical activity) or when the blood flow to your heart muscle is lower than usual (for example, if your arteries are partially blocked).
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