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Whats the best thing to do because i have an ischemia? i undergo also a stress test, doc. told me its normal

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Dr. Peter H'doubler
Dr. Peter H'doubleranswered
Vascular Surgery 41 years experience
Trust or 2nd opinion: Follow your doctors advice. If he feels there is no evidence of myocardial ischemia, and that no further testing is warranted, then either trust what he tells you or seek a second opinion. You have every right to get a second opinion if you wish, and if the 2nd opinion concurs with the first, you should not worry.
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Philippines
A 33-year-old female asked:

Sir can you suggest me what's the best thing to do with regards with ischemia? I undergo stress test the doctor told me its ok..(normal)

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Dr. Peter H'doubler
Dr. Peter H'doubleranswered
Vascular Surgery 41 years experience
Trust or 2nd opinion: Follow your doctors advice. If he feels there is no evidence of myocardial ischemia, and that no further testing is warranted, then either trust what he tells you or seek a second opinion. You have every right to get a second opinion if you wish, and if the 2nd opinion concurs with the first, you should not worry.
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