If you have heart paint that comes and goes, but seems to come on with more activity or stress, that is probably, not certainly, angina. Angina is a sign of ischemia. It's a warning. If you have had an infarction already, then it means you have heart disease.....plugged arteries.

Note that I am not a doctor, not even a nurse, and claim no special knowledge. But I have read a lot about the heart and its typical, not the rare, medical conditions that require intervention or prevention. Pretty much every adult over the age of 30 has some heart disease. By the time we reach 60, it's worse. Not all of us will have heart attacks or strokes; some of us will die from something else if we get past 75. However, the heart does have a finite life, and if it is allowed to progress into severe atherosclerosis, it has a visible horizon that gets closer with every passing day.

If you are not getting satisfactory care or explanations, you have two choices: shrug and move on, or find another ear to listen to you and to take action.

Your stated numbers for pressure and HR are somewhat low, and this is a danger for aged people. Falls happen due to balance problems, perception problems, or weak musculature. People with diseased hearts that are inefficient are likely to experience at least one of those three problems. If it costs you a bad fall...........................