Referred Pain

[albaqwerty]

I've heard, anecdotally, that toothache can indicate a heart problem.

If you don't have any teeth, could gum-ache imply similar?

[daffy654]

http://voices.yahoo.com/silent-symptoms-heart-disease-8585571.html

According to the above article the answer is 'no'.

[Sqad]

It may well do alba.

not the commonest presentation of angina, but one that should not be taken lightly particularly if it comes on with exercise.

[albaqwerty]

Mother had angina at similar age to my current one.
Some weird chest pains, so was just wondering.

ECG 5 years ago was OK

[Sqad]

alba...ECG in angina IS normal.

[anneasquith]

neck pain, jaw pain, on exertion may be an indicator of angina, I know someone who had toothache for months, dentists checks showed no abnormalities, it was in fact angina.