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Does normal ecg (83 bpm) indicates no heart attack in past 5-6 yrs for 50+ females ?
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It is likely that: a normal EKG excludes prior heart attack but not 100% definitive. Show your EKG to a qualified health care provider for further assessment.
Answered 11/20/2015
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