Tired angina pectoris to do imaging?

For tired angina, the need for an angiogram depends on the circumstances.

If the patient's symptoms are mild and can be controlled by medication and if he or she has good daily habits, coronary angiography is usually not required. An ECG, stress echocardiography, radioisotope myocardial perfusion imaging, etc. can be performed to help clarify the physical condition. For patients with severe disease, hypertension, diabetes and other primary diseases, it is usually recommended to do angiography, which can clarify the heart position, conducive to the formulation of treatment plan, reasonable control of the disease.