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About 1 year and 1 month ago, I was taken to the ER ...
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About 1 year and 1 month ago, I was taken to the ER due to chest pains.

Now, I'm having those same chest pains as I have been for the last year--there was no result and it was just blamed on stress.

I was tested for blood clots, hooked up to an EKG, had an Xray of my heart and lungs which came back normal-arteries and all, etc.
I am just wondering if any of the information could change drastically over one year??? I am seeing a new doctor [just today] and was wondering if I should ask her to re-do those tests...she is having some blood work done to make sure my hearts "electricity" [?] is working correctly along with my hormone levels [because I have these chest pains for 2-3 weeks straight before my period].

Just wondering if things related to the heart and such [that i was tested for] could change significantly w/in 1 year.
Thanks so much for your help in advance

 

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