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Default Nuclear Pharmaceutical Stress Test
I am going to have a Cardiac Stress Test, and since I have exercise intolerance, they are going to induce the stress with a drug. Has anybody had one of these? I am a bit wairy of the induced stress. It sounds awful. Anybody know if it is?
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