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Is ecg and blood work sufficient enough workup for chest pain with other symptoms of virus. suggesting myocarditis?
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Depends: If the findings on ecg, and blood tests are normal and there is confirmation of viral infection, it is likely enough.
Answered 3/6/2018
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