question: Hello doctor, I am a 34-year-old male. I have recently done a master health check-up. One of the key observations of the checkup was TMT (stress test) is borderline positive for inducible ischemia. Upon consulting cardiologist and post-screening echo, he has suggested doing a coronary angiogram. Could you please assess the attached reports and provide a second opinion on the condition and the way forward. Kindly let me know if you need any further details on the same.Few pointers of the routine and habits 1. I do mild exercise. (Play badminton once in two weeks or one week). 2. I do booze (beer) once in two weeks or once in a week. 3. I do not smoke. But I used to smoke 10 years back. 4. I eat non-vegetarian, once or twice in a week. 5. No history of cardiac problems, nor in my family. 6. No abnormal pain in the chest during TMT nor any time during physical activity. 7. Mild gastric pain once or twice in a week. This started about one to two weeks ago, probably due to outside food.