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After the angiogram, the heart rate increases for a few moments, then it returns to normal.chest tight sometimes it hurts?
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Hopefully your angiogram must confirm non obstructive coronary arteries. If it is true then relax, you do not have to worry about heart attack. If any heart related problems, follow with cardiologist, otherwise see your doctor for alternative diagnosis and management. Hope it helps.
Answered 4/10/2023
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