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Last year, I had an angio done, which was completely normal- my Dog told me that I did not worry about anything for the next five years and whatever I get are not heart related A year later, I have started getting heaviness, tightness in my chest, neck, throat, etc - ECG and cardiac enzymes. All good. The cardio said that no need of any testing and I should get physiotherapy or relax my muscle. But I asked on some forum, and I also chatted with Doctor on practo- they all advised that should get a fresh TMT, echo done or stress echo- I was wondering, why do I need these cardiac tests done again ?? is this extra cautious approach
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If the resting ECG and echo are normal, you don't need any further tests at this time,in view of the previous normal coronary angiography and your age
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With a normal angiogram, ECG and cardiac enzymes, repeating TMT and echo is not necessary testing depends on your symptoms and risk factors, so a cardiology review can decide whether any repeat test would actually add value.
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