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Had Stent Placed In LAD. Stress Test Normal. Have Chest Pain And Palpitations. What Is It?

Hello. I am 40 y/o, male, had a stent placed in LAD about 3 months ago, did not have MI. After stent was placed I had stress test one month post procedure and it was normal. I am still getting chest pains all the time on and off and strange feeling like palpitations and machinery sounds in my legs, HR and BP is normal. What is it? Should I see noninvasive cardiologist? I never had these symptoms before stent was placed. Thank you very much
posted on Fri, 5 Jul 2013
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Hi friend,
Welcome to Health Care Magic

Short of angio, thallium stress EKG may affirm the physiology / patency
Spasm is a possibility / addition of Calcium Channel Blockers may help.

If trouble enough to interfere with life style, repeating the angio may be necessary...
Discuss with your cardiologist

Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
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Had Stent Placed In LAD. Stress Test Normal. Have Chest Pain And Palpitations. What Is It?

Hi friend, Welcome to Health Care Magic Short of angio, thallium stress EKG may affirm the physiology / patency Spasm is a possibility / addition of Calcium Channel Blockers may help. If trouble enough to interfere with life style, repeating the angio may be necessary... Discuss with your cardiologist Take care Wishing speedy recovery God bless Good luck