Union Health Minister JP Nadda was admitted to AIIMS Delhi after experiencing uneasiness and underwent tests, including a coronary angiography. The hospital, in a statement, said he is stable and under observation in the cardiology department.JP Nadda Under ObservationThe 65-year-old minister was admitted on August 13 after experiencing uneasiness. He underwent tests, including coronary angiography.“JP Nadda, Minister of Health and Family Welfare, was evaluated for uneasiness with tests including a coronary angiography on the evening of 13th August 2026. He is currently stable and admitted for observation in the Dept of Cardiology,” AIIMS said in a statement.Is Uneasiness A Sign Of Heart Problems?Heart problems do not always cause obvious symptoms. While common symptoms include chest pain or pressure, palpitations, and breathing difficulties, reduced blood flow to the heart can sometimes present with subtle signs or no symptoms.Possible warning signs include:Unusual fatigueShortness of breathJaw painIrregular heartbeatSwollen feet and anklesDizzinessCoughLeg pain or crampsPoor sleepWhat Is Coronary Angiography?Coronary angiography is a test used to check the blood vessels supplying the heart for narrowing or blockages.A thin catheter is usually inserted through an artery in the wrist or groin. Contrast dye is injected, and X-rays are used to visualize the coronary arteries.Why Is It Done?Doctors may recommend coronary angiography for:Unexplained chest painAbnormal results from tests such as an ECG, stress test or echocardiogramA heart attack, to locate a blocked arteryUnexplained heart failure or cardiac arrestCertain congenital heart conditionsWhy Are Heart Checkups Important?Regular checkups can help detect heart disease early and monitor risk factors such as:Blood pressureCholesterolBlood sugarEarly detection can also support preventive measures, including a healthy diet, regular exercise and stress management.Who Should Consider Regular Heart Checkups?Regular monitoring can help detect changes early and support timely action to reduce long-term cardiovascular risk. Regular heart checkups are particularly important for people who:Are above 30Have a family history of heart diseaseHave high blood pressure, diabetes or high cholesterolSmoke or frequently consume alcoholLead a sedentary lifestyleAre overweight or obeseExperience ongoing stress Common Tests Included In A Heart CheckupDepending on individual risk factors, a heart checkup may include:Blood pressure measurementBlood tests for cholesterol, triglycerides and blood sugarECG to assess heart rhythmEchocardiography to assess heart structure and functionTMT or stress test to assess the heart during exertionAdditional tests, such as CT coronary angiography or specialized cardiac biomarkers, may be recommended in some cases.