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What will the cardiologist do to me on a first consult?
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Cardiologist: The cardiologist will do a history and physical examination and may suggest tests as they seem indicated by your condition. Testing often includes ecg, chest xray, echocardiography and sometimes treadmill testing, holter monitoring or various other studies depending on your complaints and physical findings. Be sure to ask your dr. To explain your condition and what is going on.
Answered 11/30/2014
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