How long does an angiogram take

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I am on beta blockers & nitrates for angina & SOB and still have some feelings of tightness or pressure in the mid chest region at least once a week-how much angina should be tolerated before I give in & have an angiogram-my nuclear stress test showed mild ischemia in the inferior apical region-should I be concerned?

( so uncomfortable I can't sleep grrr :( It's a 24 hour slow release hormone, but I've been told by doctor that a lot of woman go into labor before the 24 hours. When will it happen for me???????? I'm stuck at this horrible uncomfortable point that won't shift :( Someone jus get this baby out of me please!

After this angiogram, I have had blood pressure problems, breathing problems, dry cough, shortness of breath and all the other symptoms that my cardiologist wanted me to do an angiogram for. He had said that if I needed an other stent put in. I would need a bypass even though I have small vessels. According to the cardiologist who talked to me afterwards and also preformed the angiogram said that I would never be able to have a bypass and just had to life with less oxygen in my left ventricle.

I am going to be induced tonight at midnight and its my first time, and was wondering how long does it initially take? Its my first time but with my second child; my other one came on her own naturally; and no C-section, and healthy 9 labs, but this one is almost 9 lbs, anyone else have a case like this? I am also older, just turned 34 years old... and only 5'1 tall.... which is worrisome too.

Everyday we had intercourse and today she got her period. God it feels like a failure. I want to know how long does it usually take a year seems to long to wait. We got pregnant twice with out trying to and now what is happening?

How long does the treament take? My doctor said that it will be at least 6 months of antibiotics and supliments to help our ammune systems before we can think of this going away. Does it every really go away? My son is tired all the time. And he is hurting so much. I can't do anything for him. I just want some kind of an answer and maybe we will see the end of the tunnel.

Has anyone had an angiogram with the catheter inserted in arm or neck instead of the groin? I don't think I could take the groin without serious nerve spasms.

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