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Is your fatigue caused by a heart problem? Show summary
An active and seemingly-healthy man begins to notice some symptoms of abnormal fatigue and asks a doctor. The doctor assesses the patient's risk profile and discovers that the patient's father had a heart attack at a young age. A stress test revealed severe abnormalities that suggested high levels of blockage.
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Could one of your medications be causing your heart problems? (fatigue)
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What's the role of family history in heart disease? (coronary artery disease)
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How hard is it to see coronary artery disease? (coronary artery disease)
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Do people with no risk factors have heart attacks? (myocardial infarction)
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What does angina look like? (myocardial infarction)
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When should you be more aggressive with a heart condition?
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Do miracles happen? (shortness of breath)
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How could a doctor overlook gangrene? (coronary artery disease)
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Heart problems in women: are the symptoms typical? (coronary artery disease)
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Should persistent chest pain send you to the ER?
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What can happen if you ignore heart symptoms? (heart muscle damage)
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Is it a pulled muscle or a heart attack? (severe chest pain)
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How narrow is the treatment window for a heart attack? (severe chest pain)
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Do people with no risk factors have heart attacks? (severe chest pain)
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What does angina look like? (severe chest pain)
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Simultaneous heart attack and stroke: what's the cause?
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Can you go too far in advocating for a loved one? (myocardial infarction)
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Is your fatigue caused by a heart problem? (myocardial infarction)
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How narrow is the treatment window for a heart attack? (myocardial infarction)
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Do people with no risk factors have heart attacks? (myocardial infarction)
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What does angina look like? (myocardial infarction)
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What are the risks of postponing aortic stenosis surgery?
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Could one of your medications be causing your heart problems? (aortic stenosis)
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What does heart failure look like? (aortic stenosis)
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You have aortic stenosis: should you consider heart surgery? (aortic stenosis)
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Should someone with blocked arteries always get surgery? (heart surgery)
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Should you think twice if your doctor says it's peripheral artery disease? (heart surgery)
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Who typically gets atrial fibrillation?
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What's the role of an internist after a medical emergency? (low blood pressure)
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Could palpitations signal a heart problem? (heart palpitation)
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Simultaneous heart attack and stroke: what's the cause? (atrial fibrillation)
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Background information

Why are women at less risk for heart disease? (coronary artery disease)
Leg cramps: should you see a cardiologist? (coronary artery disease)
What are the two main causes of stroke? (coronary artery disease)
What is coronary artery disease? (coronary artery disease)
What causes coronary artery disease? (coronary artery disease)