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What to do if i'm 35yrs, known hypertansive,since 2002, can i go for caronary angiogram?
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Yes: If your cardiologist feels that a coronary angiogram is indicated, and there are no contraindications, yes. You can't get one on your own, though. You need to be evaluated.
Answered 7/3/2014
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