If you have symptoms: In people with a very low probability of having significant coronary artery disease (such as someone like you: young, with no family history and no symptoms such as chest pain or shortness of breath), even a positive stress test result is most likely a "false positive" and would lead to needless - possibly invasive - follow-on testing. As sucn, just doing a stress test in general is not advised.
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Abnormal EKG: At 24, it is highly unlikely to have coronary artery disease. Age-independent ekg issues could include wpw, bundle branch block, early repol.
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Symptoms : If you have symptoms of heart disease or a strong family history of heart disease, it may be advisable to have evaluation.
Answered 8/25/2013
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