All Questions About Post-Angio Pain

Causes Angio, All Questions About Post-Angio Pain
Angio is an operation performed to open the occluded vessel. Problems such as pain, shortness of breath and weakness occur in many people after angiography. You can read the questions asked to doctors on this subject in our article.
Questions Asked to Doctors About Post-Angio Pain
Question: My teacher, my mother had angiography 3 days ago. The occluded vein is opened. There is pain in the chest, arms and back. Is this normal, should we be worried?
REPLY
Dr. Mehmet Kayrak's answer; (It would be beneficial to have the doctor check your angiography. Sometimes there may be pain due to vascular occlusion or spasm in the early period. It is not a condition that you can diagnose and distinguish. Do not neglect.)
Question: My mother had angiography 3 months ago, but the place where it was entered is often painful for a short time, what kind of situation do you think?
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Dr. Sinan Çoşkun's answer: (While trying to enter the inguinal vein where the angiography will be performed, there may be unintentional injury to the neighboring nerve or a small blood clot may occur there and cause such pain. would be appropriate.)
Question: Hello Mehmet Bey, my mother is 55 years old. Heart angiography was performed in the groin 15 days ago and it came out clean. There is an ongoing weakness, pain in arms and legs, momentary pain when the abdomen gets up and down in the stomach area or when you open and close something.

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