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by: Don R on Tue, Sep 09 2008

Three years ago I had a heart attack I was rushed to the hospital and had two stents put in. A short time later I had mild chest pains that kind of lingered for awhile. Had a number of test done including a stress test. All test showed no problems but I still Continued having mild chest pains. Than a year ago the doctor decided to use a catherer. They found two blockages. One 85% and another 90%.

A short time later I was still getting mild chest pains. Than One evening it got severe so I went to the hospital. I had a number of test including a stress test. They looked at all the test and found nothing wrong. They said that I didn’t have a heart attack. I believe they should have used a catherer to make sure. Anyway I’m kind of puzzled which brought me to this site to see if anyone experienced something similiar.

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chest pain - by Mindy - (Tue, Sep 16 2008)
I am a 27 year old don’t smoke or drink I been have this really sharp pain in my chest describe like a needle pocking my chest, I been having this pain for 3 months [more..]
chest pains - by Don R - (Tue, Sep 09 2008)
Three years ago I had a heart attack I was rushed to the hospital and had two stents put in. [more..]

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