your mother's test results show abnormalities. that is why the doctor has recommended cag (coronary angiography). the ecg shows st segment flattening at v which indicates ischemia (reduced blood supply) and can lead to a heart attack. it can occur in patients without chest pain. the choice for the type of angiography should be made by the attending physician. he or she will be in the correct position to decide the best for her based on his experience. there is nothing much to panic. it is mostly due to the long-term effects of diabetes. for further information consult a cardiologist online --> <link>
my mother does not complain of chest pain but her ecg is abnormal. how?