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I'm really worries about my heart due to it being main cause of death. what should i do if no symptoms?
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See your doctor...: ...Or a cardiologist, and have your heart examined thoroughly. A clean bill of health should alleviate most of your worry. Once you know your heart is healthy, keep it that way by exercising, eating right, not smoking, and anything else your doctor recommends.
Answered 1/20/2017
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