How is angina treated?

Condition analysis:
Chronic angina can be treated in many ways, including1:
-- Medicines for angina
-- Lifestyle changes
-- Opening a blocked artery and placing a small tube, or stent, in the artery to keep it open (angioplasty/percutaneous coronary intervention)
-- Bypass surgery
-- Cardiac rehabilitation
-- Enhanced external counterpulsation therapy (EECP), a treatment that improves the flow of oxygen-rich blood to the heart muscle; it involves placing cuffs on the legs and inflating and deflating in rhythm with the heartbeat

Your cardiologist may suggest one or more of these options, based on your symptoms and medical history. The goal in treating chronic angina is relief of angina symptoms and a return to normal physical activity

Instructions:
Ginger: Ginger is one of the best natural home remedies for angina, without a doubt. With antioxidant quality, ginger is powerful in keeping the blood vessels protected and enhancing the blood circulation into the heart. In addition, gingerol, which is present in ginger, will stop the level of cholesterol in the heart from going up.

Prepare some fresh ginger slices.
Put them into boiling water.
Continue to steep the mixture in several minutes before straining it.
Consume the mixture when you feel painful. Or you repeat it 2-3 times per day to prevent angina symptoms.