Abdominal pain
This symptom is common in cases of angina, especially in women, and often the pain is less severe in their gender. Abdominal pain occurs due to muscle contractions blocking the flow of blood to the organs.
The patient may experience severe pain, signs of peritonitis (constant pain that doubles over), and sometimes swelling of the abdomen. The pain may be dull, sharp, crampy, and intermittent. Localized pain may be limited to a particular area of the abdomen.