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I had a clear echocardiogram about 19 months ago. could someone still have heart issues this soon after having a clear one?

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Echo: The Echo can certainly change in 19mo. People with anxiety as a prominent part of their picture generally have anxiety to explain their symptoms however. Your doc can judge if you status has changed.

Dr Callahan agreed

Answered 10/31/2014

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