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What Causes Chest Pain?

I survived a 100% occlusion in the LAD in October (widow-maker) through the placement of a stent. I have minor chest pains daily (they vary in intensity and location) and my cardiologist said he was not concerned following my last visit which included an EKG. Can I expect these pains to eventually disappear or are they a normal side effect of the heart attack. My cardiologist also said there was no damage to the heart during the heart attack. I have closely followed prescription protocol and nutrition intake, but am concerned about recurrence. Am I at greater risk of recurrence.
Thu, 26 Feb 2015
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Hi welcome to hcm
Frequent chest pains in a Post stent patient should be evaluated without fail.So get an ECG,2 D ECHO,Coronary angiogram by consulting your cardiologist.thankyou
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What Causes Chest Pain?

Hi welcome to hcm Frequent chest pains in a Post stent patient should be evaluated without fail.So get an ECG,2 D ECHO,Coronary angiogram by consulting your cardiologist.thankyou