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Got covid vax booster. chest pain n pounding heart started 6 days later. normal ekg, normal c-reactive and sedimentation rate. dr said myocarditis not likely. could all those test be normal n still have myocarditis or not. thanks?
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I agree that those normal tests rule out any myocarditis or pericarditis.
Answered 12/22/2021
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unlikely need T troponin value
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