Stable angina may be a prolonged or chronic condition and tends to develop after exercise or stress. If you have stable angina, it is generally predictable and similar to previous bouts of chest pain.
It is usually short-lived, frequently gone within five minutes, and may disappear even more quickly with use of medication. Stable angina requires a doctor’s care but can be manageable with medication and lifestyle changes.
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