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Does having a normal ekg rule out myocarditis?
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Not necessarily: If you suspect myocarditis this is a diagnosis which should be investigated by experienced clinicians. It is conceivable that you have heart muscle inflammation without ECG changes, but this is unusual.
Answered 9/30/2020
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