Table 2.
Coronary heart disease Chinese medicine main symptom scale
| Symptom | Symptom grading score |
|---|---|
| Chest pain | ☐ 0 points: None. |
| ☐ 3 points: Remission after rest will not affect daily life. | |
| ☐ 6 points: medication is required at the time of onset, and normal life can be continued after remission. | |
| ☐ 9 points: Frequent seizures affect daily activities (such as dressing, eating, walking, and large symptoms can be induced). | |
| Chest tightness | ☐ 0 points: None. |
| ☐ 3 points: I feel a chest tightness and can relieve myself. | |
| ☐ 6 points: Chest tightness attacks are more frequent, but do not affect normal life and work. | |
| ☐ 9 points: Chest tightness continues to be incomprehensible, affecting life and work. | |
| Shortness of breath | ☐ 0 points: None. |
| ☐ 2 points: short after the event. | |
| ☐ 4 points: A little move is short. | |
| ☐ 6 points: I usually feel short of breath. | |
| Weak | ☐ 0 points: None. |
| ☐ 2 points: Severe activity is weak. | |
| ☐ 4 points: Moderate activity is weak. | |
| ☐ 6 points: Mild activity is weak. | |
| Heart palpitations | ☐ 0 points: None. |
| ☐ 1 point: Occasionally, you can relieve yourself. | |
| ☐ 2 points: Frequent attacks, but can persist at work. | |
| ☐ 3 points: The heart is constantly puzzled, affecting life and work. |