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Recurrent chest tightness or exertional pain after cardiologist cleared a 'normal' coronary angiogram: what is worth checking next?

Normal major coronary arteries do not assess every microvascular or vasospastic cause of ischemic-type pain; new chest pain still warrants urgent triage. Three short questions can help you understand what might deserve attention next.

QUESTION 1 OF 3

Does chest pain occur with exertion, at rest, or during emotional stress?

Choose the closest pattern. There is no need to know a diagnosis.

Why this matters

The first pattern shapes which explanation we should explore, rather than automatically deciding what condition you have.

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