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Post Angiogram pain in Arm and Neck
My dad had mild pain in left hand and underwent Angiogram three days back as we got "mildly positive inducible ischemia" in TMT. catheter was sent through left hand. Angio result is "optimal medical treatment". Doctor suggested few medicines, post Angio he is getting pain in both the arms (right hand he had IV) and near neck. Is this something alarming? Initial thought was this could be a neuro problem since my dad is diabetic Doc suggested for ECG, which had pos result followed by TMT and Angio
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Dr. Rajiv Agarwal
Cardiologist
34 yrs exp
Delhi
Based on the angio result summarized by you, he needs to have healthy lifestyle, proper control of diabetes and aspirin and statin medicine.
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Regular medical follow-up
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Be alert for new symptoms or change in character of symptoms in which case repeat evaluation of heart should be done
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