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Cardiac Enzymes
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Cardiac Enzymes

by Carolyn__0__0, Jan 01, 1995 12:00AM
Posted By Carolyn on March 16, 1999 at 15:24:41:







During a checkup, my physician ordered blood work done and was very
concerned about the level of one of my cardiac enzymes.  Sorry, I don't
remember which one it was.  She thought that this high level was an
indicator of possible heart damage from a heart attack.  She conferred
with another physician who said that the level was high but was still
within the acceptable high/low range.  Is this anything that I should
be concerned about?  Should I have the blood test repeated at a later
date?  Thanks very much.
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