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Stress cardiomyopathy? does everyone go through it? constant stress sometimes to the extreme but been to the doctor many times, ekgs & xray all clear?
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Name is misleading: We all have stress - all of us! But 99.9 % of people never develop a cardiomyopathy. It's very rare. If your exams are normal, not to worry. However, there are ways to deal with stress. Have you considered stress reduction techniques? Yoga? Hypnosis? Transcendental meditation. Counseling? Music? Dancing? Hobbies? Reading? Running? (I could go on and on!)
Answered 4/6/2015
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