Tough question. I am sorry to hear you are going through this. These are always difficult cases.
Is it possible for you to have clean coronaries and have a positive stress test 6-12 months later? Unfortunately yes, but this is rare. When people have a heart attack or unstable angine, that is often caused by a clot forming in the artery. These arteries can sometimes be perfectly normal angiographically prior to the event. It is also possible that you have coronary spasm -- this is also improved with nitro.
a stress test isn't the wrong thing to do, it is a judgement call. If the stress test is negative, it might be reasonable to put you on therapy for coronary spasm -- nitrates and calcium channel blockers.
I hope this helps. thanks for posting.