24th April 2024

A 58-year-old gentleman attends a cardiology clinic following a recent diagnosis of stable angina.

A 58-year-old gentleman attends a cardiology clinic following a recent diagnosis of stable angina. Around ten weeks ago, he commenced amlodipine 5 mg OD for symptom control. He has no other past medical history and his other prescribed medications are aspirin and atorvastatin. He works as a gardener and continues to be troubled by exertional chest and jaw discomfort, which settles on rest. Lately, his work shoes feel tight and he is troubled by worsening ankle swelling which is affecting his day-to-day life. What is the best course of action? 

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