If your doctor is investigating whether or not you have heart disease, you may well undergo a variety of tests on the heart. Here you can read about how these tests work and what kind of information they give your doctor.
Keep in mind that the most important tools the physician has for evaluating heart disease is speaking with the patient, hearing their description of their symptoms, reviewing their medical history and performing a physical examination. Based on this information, the physician can decide what, if any, testing is required.
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