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Result as i mentioned above, ie: mildly positive to ischemia?

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Not sure: Please be more clear about your question. If you're referring to an earlier question, please reference it. If you had a stress test and the results were positive for ischemia, then you need to see a cardiologist for further evaluation, but that is the extent of advice i can give you with the limited insight I have in your problem right now.

Answered 8/26/2018

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