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Old 11-20-2016, 03:14 PM
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What is the "stress test"?
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Old 11-20-2016, 03:19 PM
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Stress Test

P.S. I think many doctors like to use the stress test procedure because it can be done in their office and offers little risk provided the patient doesn't have a heart attack or stroke during the test. The gold standard (IMHO) is the angiogram. It is done in a hospital and involves inserting a device into a main artery to make it possible to get accurate images of the blood flow through major arteries to the heart. It is a riskier procedure, but provides much better information IMHO.
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Old 11-20-2016, 03:57 PM
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No Bueno....take your second chance and quit smoking, get as much exercise as possible, lose 20 pounds and eat a sensible diet and have as much sex as you are allowed...

I will add that I am a Engineer an not a doctor, but I did play a lot of doctor in my youth so I know what I am talking about....oh ya...wear your seat belt.
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Old 11-20-2016, 03:25 PM
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Or they can just inject you with a powerful stimulant and see if the heart bursts. That way you know for sure that you failed the test.
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Old 11-20-2016, 04:24 PM
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Or they can just inject you with a powerful stimulant and see if the heart bursts. That way you know for sure that you failed the test.
There are two kinds of stress tests. One is the treadmill where you actually work. The other is a chemical-induced. For some reason they doctor did the chemical on me, and those that were performing the test had no idea why.
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Old 11-20-2016, 04:30 PM
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There are two kinds of stress tests. One is the treadmill where you actually work. The other is a chemical-induced. For some reason they doctor did the chemical on me, and those that were performing the test had no idea why.
That's the problem with stress tests. You can't really "pass them," but you can clearly fail them. It's like revving your FE to 7500, with no problems, and then a week later you send a rod through the side of your block just backing out of the driveway.
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Old 11-20-2016, 04:52 PM
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There are two kinds of stress tests. One is the treadmill where you actually work. The other is a chemical-induced. For some reason they doctor did the chemical on me, and those that were performing the test had no idea why.
Doc bought shares in the pharmaceutical company selling them.
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Old 11-20-2016, 07:20 PM
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My stress test back 4 years ago was blood drawn, treadmill, scope through a vein and a finger up my wazoo, and I passed all. This was at our respected world wide Nebraska Heart Institute.

Running on the tread mill almost made me pass out, as my head was exploading. I actually jumped off and laid down for 15 minutes with ice packs. I told them this may happen, but they said we must do this, and we'll be here for you ! Ya right.

The non-smoking is tough, especially first waking up in the morning, and when going to bed.
With my headaches and especially the "zaps" in my head, I don't sleep well, so I'm up and down all night. Several years ago I moved into a second bedroom as I was waking Patty up a lot.

I'm happy our racing season is done, because I smoked more working on the car at the track and at the shop.

I feel lucky and blessed, compared to some of you.
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Old 11-20-2016, 08:45 PM
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Or they can just inject you with a powerful stimulant and see if the heart bursts. That way you know for sure that you failed the test.
Well, I assume you have the choice of which method. If it were me, then I'd tell the doctor to go F him or her self before they inject me with chemicals, if the other option is a treadmill.

Sheesh, the doctor can just meet me at the gym and I'll run on a treadmill for couple hours. Then I'll ask the doctor "Can you do that?"

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