Does coronary angiography hurt?

Coronary arteriography is generally referred to as coronary arteriography examination for atherosclerotic heart disease. Whether pain is related to personal feelings cannot be generalized.

Coronary arteriography examination for atherosclerotic heart disease is a method of injecting contrast medium into the patient's arteries and then using X-rays to observe and evaluate the condition of the coronary arteries. Some discomfort or slight pain may be felt during the process, but it is tolerable. However, due to the tolerance of pain in each patient, some patients may feel significant pain, and some patients may feel almost no discomfort.