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Stress Echo or CT Coronary Angio
I want to know how accurate Stress echo is. I have perfectly normal stress echo 45 days back. But I have again happening on and off dull left side chest ach which radiates to shoulder and left arm. ECG was again normal today. There is increased QRS syndrome of 124 but doctor is not concerned about it. He said you can go for CT angiogram but that will also come 99% normal.
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Your doctor is absolutely correct ! But to satisfy your quench for free consultations you are still not following your doctor who has actually seen you then how can or will u trust a doctor online who has never ever seen you ?!?
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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar
Interventional Cardiologist
13 yrs exp
Aurangabad
If your stress echo is normal no need to do any further tests
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