cardiodynia

[kahr-dee-oh-din-ee-uh]

noun Pathology.

pain in the heart region.

Also called cardialgia.

Origin:
cardi- + Greek odýn(ē) pain + -ia -ia

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cardiodynia car·di·o·dyn·i·a (kär'dē-ō-dĭn'ē-ə)
n.
Localized pain in the region of the heart.

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