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46 yr old. normal nuclear stress test 2011, norm exercise test 2012, 6/6/13 no blockages seen on heart cath. do i have to worry about heart attack?
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Not very much: But keep, on track with diet, exercize, become a non smoker, blood pressure monitoring and control.
Answered 6/10/2013
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Heart cath: The answer lies in why you had a heart cath if all of your non-invasive studies were truly normal. I suspect that there were abnormalities that prompted the cath.
Answered 7/14/2013
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