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What to do if u notice signs of heart problems?
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Talk to your doctor: Signs and symptoms of heart disease range from none to many. If one is concerned that there may be looming heart problems, especially if one has risk factors like high blood pressure, blood fat abnormalities, diabetes, tobacco use and family history, then controlling those risk factors and seeking professional advice from your doctor is sensible and prudent.
Answered 11/29/2018
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