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Had ekg, bloodwork & chest xray come back normal but still have chest pain & feel dizzy all the time..
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More tests: Would see a Cardiologist for an Echocardiogram (cardiac ultrasound), a routine treadmill stress test, and a 24 ambulatory Holter monitor, as well as routine lab work plus a thyroid profile. If all above is normal, extremely low likelihood of anything of concern. Good luck!!
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