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I had a ecg and a ekg both said cannot rule out anterior infract age undetermined does this mean ive had a previous heart attack?
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The wording means it can't say you did not with the evidence in the tests. It does not say you did. The comment is usually a sign more testing is needed to sort the issue out.
Answered 5/5/2023
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