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Regular 30 min cardio workouts 65-70% max hr.no chest discomfort, respiration appropriate.post workout hr recovery appropriate,post workout bp appropriate.would this generally rule out significant blockages similar to a stress test?

Q: regular 30 min cardio workouts 65-70% max hr.no chest discomfort, respiration appropriate.post workout hr recovery appropriate,post workout bp appropriate.would this generally rule out significant blockages similar to a stress test?

: Sounds encouraging and unlikely you have an active cardiovascular risk, but you might not become symptomatic until an obstructed vessel approaches a high level of blockade. In essence, surprises are not unique. Worthwhile to have thorough annual checkups at your age.

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Sounds encouraging and unlikely you have an active cardiovascular risk, but you might not become symptomatic until an obstructed vessel approaches a high level of blockade. In essence, surprises are not unique. Worthwhile to have thorough annual checkups at your age.

Answered 9/14/2023

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Regular 30 min cardio workouts 65-70% max hr.no chest discomfort, respiration appropriate.post workout hr recovery appropriate,post workout bp appropriate.would this generally rule out significant blockages similar to a stress test?

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