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Lower Back Pain After Angiogram. Taking Tylenol And Ibuprofen. Can I Play Tennis?

Had angiogram on Friday afternoon five days ago. Very fit 57-year-old with no blockage, resting pulse rate of 46. incision healing fine but sharp lower back pain on side of incision for three days now, worse when sitting. Not helped a lot by Tylenol , or last two days by ibuprofen . Walking feels fine - is it too soon to play tennis again? My cardiologist said it was fine if I felt okay. The back pain feels related to lying prone for an unusally long time, not specifically to the VCD healing process.
Tue, 5 Mar 2013
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hi,
your pain after angiography related to lying prone for long time only, so don't worry and if possible consult a Neuro physician . Avoid tennis till you are completely free from pain.
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Lower Back Pain After Angiogram. Taking Tylenol And Ibuprofen. Can I Play Tennis?

hi, your pain after angiography related to lying prone for long time only, so don t worry and if possible consult a Neuro physician . Avoid tennis till you are completely free from pain.