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I had an ekg and ecg 2 years ago all normal, would this have detected any blockages in my arteries? i am 32 years old
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ECG: the ECG doesn't detect coronary artery lesions that aren't causing a problem. If you are concerned about your arteries work with your doc, eat a Mediterranean diet, get regular aerobic exercise, don't smoke and stay on the program.
Answered 6/25/2015
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