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Is there a possibility i have a heart disease if normal ekg?
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Yes: Screening ecg's are useful tools in the overall diagnosis of heart disease but they are not the "be all that ends all". A full evaluation should include a good medical history, family history and physical exam and for this you should see your doctor and express any concerns you might have.
Answered 3/24/2012
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Yes: Yes, and ekg does not reveal everything.
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