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Angiogram second opinion
Experiencing angina-like symptoms for 1 month: chest pressure, heavy jaw, and left shoulder/arm pain at rest and on exertion.
Investigations:
• CT coronary angiogram last year: normal, no major blockages
• Stress echo in June: normal
• Last TMT a month ago: normal
• Cardiologist consultation 2 weeks ago: ECG, ECHO troponin normal
Currently taking Bisoprolol 2.5 mg and DULOEXTINE
Cardiologist says can do angiogram, but I prefer to avoid it. He said a repeat CCTA isn’t needed so soon.
Question: Are there any other options to rule out heart issues?
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Dr. S. B. Nagori
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49 yrs exp
Kolkata
Suggested Invasive coronary angiogram
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