Has Anyone still get pain after stenting

I had stents fitted six months ago, and still having pain which is getting worse and breathing problems now, I am in A&E every other week since this , But told nothing found just given morphen sent home , everytime the same medication given , not getting to the cause for the problem, and was fine and well till these stents fitted.

[Flycaster305]

The fact that the nitro spray doesn't even temporarily take away the chest pain suggests that you have some other issue rather than angina, but that is not always the case.  Usually if nitro doesn't give some relief, a heart attack follows, at least in my case.
A few thoughts...
Nitro can lower blood pressure to a dangerous level.  I'm not sure you meant that when you have a pain you take three or four hits of nitro, or you have tried a spray of nitro with three or four events.  I'd limit your hits to two, three at the most or you could pass out.
Did the medical facility do a bloodwork check?  I'm sure they did an ECG.  Also, are you taking slow release nitro medications?  Sometimes your body builds up to a resistance to them, making nitro hits less effective.  Are your breathing troubles worse when you are exercising?
Chest pain after stents has to be examined for cause.  I'd suggest you keep a log of when the pain/breathing issues occur, what you were doing/eating, etc.  I also trust you aren't smoking.  Another cause of chest pain can be spasms caused by the stent.  I'd be nervous about taking Morphine after experiencing un-diagnosed chest pains.

[ed34]

Do you have a nitro spray? if so, does a squirt of this under the tongue make the discomfort go away?

[Tigerbay]

I have taken this three four times when having pain with no effect.

[Flycaster305]

The fact that the nitro spray doesn't even temporarily take away the chest pain suggests that you have some other issue rather than angina, but that is not always the case.  Usually if nitro doesn't give some relief, a heart attack follows, at least in my case.
A few thoughts...
Nitro can lower blood pressure to a dangerous level.  I'm not sure you meant that when you have a pain you take three or four hits of nitro, or you have tried a spray of nitro with three or four events.  I'd limit your hits to two, three at the most or you could pass out.
Did the medical facility do a bloodwork check?  I'm sure they did an ECG.  Also, are you taking slow release nitro medications?  Sometimes your body builds up to a resistance to them, making nitro hits less effective.  Are your breathing troubles worse when you are exercising?
Chest pain after stents has to be examined for cause.  I'd suggest you keep a log of when the pain/breathing issues occur, what you were doing/eating, etc.  I also trust you aren't smoking.  Another cause of chest pain can be spasms caused by the stent.  I'd be nervous about taking Morphine after experiencing un-diagnosed chest pains.

[Tigerbay]

Thanks for comments,

Well yes , I've been taken nitro spray at first it works, but like you say after awhile its effects not so good ,  their is a problem as had some type of heart scan and its showing some problems but Medical say not sure what it is so more checks to be done , ever since putting stents in had pain all the time till finnished then passed out just after , sweating, blood pressure though the roof, my oxygen level 88/90 not to good , well the NHS where I've been treated gives this all the time and send you home  never want to find the cause , I never had this problem till ive been stented and regret letting them do this ,  yes I used to smoke but stopped same day, evening at rest my breathing very bad . never had that before. my mobility is very poor so exercising no go at the moment.   no problems when eat/drinking.     ps I am not taken slow release nitro , I am on asprin 75mls one per day, but told when i get the pain take 4x75ml if little effect call 999. also taken clopidogrel 75m we no that i have had to heart attacks since . my stent , my  blood  pressure is  180/91 at rest    .
I am awaiting more tests.

once again thanks for you comments

[ed34]

I think your best solution is to keep pestering your GP, even if it means seeing them every other day. What you need are proper tests to evaluate if your heart is in need of attention or not and an ECG is not always the tool for this. Angina is not a comfortable thing to live with.

[Tigerbay]

your very right , been to GP  he has sent of for many test but take to long  for the apptments to come , but never mind just waiting game , the hospital saying its from stomach or neck , been to see these people for that said no way the pain coming from their , this problem came from when on the table putting the stents in pain all the way though op and i tol them this and just as where were taking me to the recovery area , i could see this dark tunnel and told them the next thing i know iv drips in , but never told what had happened till this day , its very strange , just have to live with this pain or will kill me in the end