Is my client experiencing cardiac pain? Is that what is causing the pain in her arm, throat, and ear on her left side? She said it went away when she took nitroglycerine. If the pain’s not cardiac, why would nitroglycerine help?

This is not cardiac so she is not in danger of having a heart attack, as she fears, nor is she in the beginning throes of heart failure. The possible benefit of nitroglycerine being a vasodilator is not in conflict with what we see going on here. The effects on her tissues from the energy attack being done by the interlopers, resulting in pain, are being felt as a consequence of vasoconstriction and oxygen deprivation, and that will cause aches in the muscles and can happen almost anywhere in the body and, if prolonged, can become intensely severe. So her interpretation is logical but not accurate, that she is getting relief from her heart medicine for a cardiac issue.