Does a normal result for a cardiac perfusion scan mean that I don't have Angina?

A normal result from a cardiac perfusion scan typically indicates that there is adequate blood flow to the heart muscle during stress and at rest, suggesting that significant coronary artery disease may be unlikely. However, it does not completely rule out angina, as angina can also occur due to other factors, such as microvascular dysfunction or intermittent blockages not detected by the scan. If you have symptoms of angina, it's important to discuss them with your healthcare provider for a comprehensive evaluation.