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what would a stress test indicate that would require further tests?

Dawn McClellan

06/11/08

Dawn McClellan

Topics:stress test results requiring further testing

My husband had a stress test (yesterday), he went by himself and I do not feel he is being honest with me. He is having to go back to the Dr. on Monday, to determine if he has blockages. He is saying it is due to his risk factors. His father passed away at 56 from heart disease, my husband is a smoker and a diabetic. I think he is trying to spare me, so that I will not worry. But I believe that is revealed more than he is letting on.

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