I'm trying to understand how likely it is to have a heart blockage if my ECG comes back normal? Also, under what circumstances would a doctor suggest going for an angiography?

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Dr Shubham Chauhan

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When ECG is normal no need to worry,if you have non specific chest pain,get a 2D echo done and visit Cardiologist for appropriate management

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