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Greetings- i have had 2 normal stress echos in past 2 years but still i suffer from angina symptoms- deep vague chest discomfort going till left shoulder.. have had many ecg during acute pain episode showing nothing.. The fear of heart disease is making my life hell.. i know about ct angio but avoiding it due to high radiation exposure.. Even my doc said he would have ordered if he noticed any slight abnormalities in stress echo but he didnt.. i havent been to gastro or ortho coz in mind its heart Am obese with high bp, no sugar/lipids/family history..
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Don't worry for anything n get CT angio done. atleast it ll relieve you from the mental agony u r going through.
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