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My mother was asked to have an angiogram done and doctor said there is no need to fast? is this ok
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It very much: depends upon what area of the body the angio is studying!! The advice of the Radiology Department where this is being done should be your mother's source of info! Hope this is elpful Dr Z
Answered 3/10/2018
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