what's an" angine" in french?
One of my friend was ill in bed with this illness , and for a long time .
can you tell me what cause this illness ?is it an "Angine de poitrine"? and how to cure it? is it terrible? thanks for your help.when you say "angine " in franch ,(1) do you mean "angine is sickness when you have throat red or worst white....
most of the time come from a virus so you keep it for ten days.
hard to eat...."

(2)or the illness from heart like what you say " Angina pectoris"?
i don't know if he is ill in "angine(1)" or "Angina pectoris(2)"

Question

what's  an" angine"  in french? 
One of my friend was ill in bed with this illness , and for a long time .
can you tell me  what  cause this illness ?is it  an "Angine de poitrine"?  and how to  cure   it? is it terrible? thanks for your help.when you say "angine " in franch ,(1) do you mean "angine is sickness when you have throat red or worst white....
 most of the time come from a virus so you keep it for ten days.
 hard to eat...."

 (2)or  the illness from heart  like  what you say " Angina pectoris"?
  i don't  know if  he is ill  in "angine(1)"  or "Angina pectoris(2)"

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Sabrina
I understand you worry about your friend.
You should get over your Shynees and ask him or her if its a problem of throat or heart or ask about his illness.
It will show that you care and friends are here for that.

Angine is not much more than a cold, it can put you down for a while, angine de poitrine is not realy used much as a term by french doctor.
Its a problem of heart who feels like having a heart attack wich can be treated by pills or surgery.

Call your friend and ask him about it and if he only read it from the book urge him to go to a doctor.

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usually fat people have this illness ......
Angina pectoris–commonly known as angina–is chest pain due to ischemia of the heart muscle, generally due to obstruction or spasm of the coronary arteries.[1] The main cause of Angina pectoris is Coronary Artery Disease, due to atherosclerosis of the arteries feeding the heart. The term derives from the Latin angina ("infection of the throat") from the Greek ἀγχόνη ankhonē ("strangling"), and the Latin pectus ("chest"), and can therefore be translated as "a strangling feeling in the chest".

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Angine de poitrine= Angina pectoris
Angina pectoris, there is a lack of blood going to the heart causing severe pain in the thoracic/chest cavity.
Best advice visit a doctor a.s.a.p.