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Are the chances very low for artery blockages if i am 49yo always been about 67kg and 178cm tall, normal blood pressure, normal cholesterol and have had normal recent exercise stress echocardiogram test, ecg, blood test results etc?
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Genetics: What you provided suggests a low risk for atherosclerosis, however, an important missing factor is genetics. What is your family history of athrosclerotic cardiovascular disease? Get Covid vaccine. Wish you good health.
Answered 1/24/2021
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