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Rapid heat rate at rest,shortness of breath, echo and stress test and blood work all are normal? low hdl level,can i stop worrying?
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Worried?: What are you worried about, Julia? A rapid heart beat and shortness of breath need to be addressed. The blood work, echo and stress test are all helpful, but if you are still uncomfortable your doctor should work with you to find an answer and deal with it, even if the answer is anxiety.
Answered 9/15/2014
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