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If i had a 2 normal ekg and 2 normal cardiac enzmes..... how often should i have both checked to make sure nothing has changed?
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Tests: Without more information about you and why you had cardiac testing, reasonable advice isn't possible. You should always ask the Doc who is evaluating you for an explanation of what is going on with you and why and what you should do for the future.
Answered 12/15/2014
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