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The pain is not there all the time only with movement, ie. walking or standing even, if I just lay down it is not painfulPainful menstrual periods. I felt around the area and it hurts to touch, but I do not have a lump which I guess is good.
Also my right leg muscle hurt right after the angio and it is still achy..
I'm guessing that you had some bleeding that drifted into the tissues are giving you some pain. I had that during one of my angiograms. Did they place a plug in the artery, or did they use pressure to close it up? I've had a little discomfort when the pressure method is used. If you have pain tomorrow, I'd contact your doctor to be sure.
Hopefully the angiogram showed no problems, or if a problem was found, it was fixed. Best wishes.
Thank you for your reply, yes they used the pressure method to close it up, I do have an appointment tomorrow so we'll see what my Dr. says. Thankfully it was found that I have no blockages, my heart is quite healthy, the Dr's do not know what is causing my blood pressure and heart rate to increase with little excertion.
I had a cerebral angio a while back and I remember my groin area hurting for quite a while. It even knotted up. Doctor said it was normal and it took weeks to get back to norm.
Question: If there are no blockages and your heart is healthy why was there a risky intervention without some prior knowledge regarding your heart's condition?. You are fortunate there wasn't a stent implant in a vessel that was slightly occluded...more money.
I had the angiogram to rule out blockages as all my tests are coming back normal but I'm still experiencing chest pressure and very fast heart rate with little exertion, my blood pressure also goes quite high as soon as I get up.
Luckily I live in Canada so all these treatments I do not have to pay anything for, it's all part of our health coverage.
So here I'm with a healthy heart but with a lot of symptoms that the cardiologist has no clue as to why I have them.
My family doctor is ordering an abdominal ct scan to rule out every other organ now.
I still think is a virus, as it all started right after I had 2 bad colds back in Sept/08.
At least the pain in my leg and groin is better today, hopefully it will be fine soon as I go on a trip on Jan 24th.
Its usually the insurance company (or other) that gets stuck with the expense for stent implant. The patient gets an implant that may not have been necessary.
A fast heart rate and higher than normal blood pressure can be hperthyroidism. Take care and good luck.
I've had my thyroid tested too and it is normal, that's the thing every test they are doing is coming back normal, and as much as I am thankful for this it still does not explain why I have all of these symptoms.
Anyway thank you for always taking the time to answer my questions.
Hopefully the angiogram showed no problems, or if a problem was found, it was fixed. Best wishes.
Anyway thanks for your response.
Luckily I live in Canada so all these treatments I do not have to pay anything for, it's all part of our health coverage.
So here I'm with a healthy heart but with a lot of symptoms that the cardiologist has no clue as to why I have them.
My family doctor is ordering an abdominal ct scan to rule out every other organ now.
I still think is a virus, as it all started right after I had 2 bad colds back in Sept/08.
At least the pain in my leg and groin is better today, hopefully it will be fine soon as I go on a trip on Jan 24th.
A fast heart rate and higher than normal blood pressure can be hperthyroidism. Take care and good luck.
I've had my thyroid tested too and it is normal, that's the thing every test they are doing is coming back normal, and as much as I am thankful for this it still does not explain why I have all of these symptoms.
Anyway thank you for always taking the time to answer my questions.
Karin