Mild left chest pain -Anigo normal

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Asked for Male, 36 Years

Have done Coronary angiogram(normal) in March 2021 for frequent mild left chest pain as ECG was bit abnormal and tmt was borderline +ve.. since angio normal doctor said it's non cardiac pain... for heart health check up how frequent I need to repeat these tests ? Every time I should go for angio?

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Dr. Nagaraj Desai Cardiologist 46 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Nagaraj Desai

Cardiologist 46 yrs exp Bangalore

You should definitely take guidance from the same person who did your coronary angiogram. The data you have posted is too insufficient to counsel. Please go back to the physician for a thorough review and take it forward to reduce long term cardio vascular risks if there are any. Best wishes

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