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How do they diagnose acute coronary syndrome?. i've had a heart ultra sound ekg and stress test. every time i work out i get horrible chest pains .
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Chest pain: Symptoms and signs are reviewed and lead to testing and lead to diagnosis. Some require cardiac cath even after the other testing.
Answered 9/21/2013
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