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these are the main disease for cardiac circulatory system
1 coronary heart disease
2. atherosclerosis
symptoms for the atherosclerosis are
- chest pain or discomfort (angina)
- weak heart muscle
- heart failure
- severe blockage, which prevents your heart from receiving enough blood
- coughing
- feeling faint
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