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How should i feel after the cardiologist puts a stent during heart cath?
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Better: If you were having cardiac pain (Angina) you will have relief of the pain after stenting. Otherwise you will feel normal. Try not to be too anxious about this issue. It is common practice and safe in experienced hands. Trust your physicians to have your best interest foremost in their concern.
Answered 7/25/2015
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