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I have had an ekg, an echocardiogram (both at rest), & a 48 hour holter monitor. if all were normal would that be a good indication of a healthy heart?
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Tests: Those normal tests would be a good indication of a healthy heart. It would not guarantee a normal heart but the probability would be high.
Answered 1/18/2016
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