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Hi female 47 year old had 5 stent put in 7 month ago still have chest pain and breathlessness any advise no signs of heart attack?
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Several reasons: If the cardiologist has been informed and deemed it to be non-cardiac. The simplest explanation is anxiety.
Answered 3/9/2015
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