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My treadmill test positive for provocable ischemia with rescued specificity....what does it means?what can i do now?
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More info: Not sure exactly what type of test was done and why a young pt like you was stressed. If no imaging was used i suppose a stress test with ecocardiographic imaging would be helpful. How far did you walk and what are your risk factors would be helpful as well.
Answered 8/13/2018
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