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    Re: chemical stress vs treadmill stress test

    Thanks all, you guys are champions. I guess they were trying to induce my gradient, which they did. It rose from 16(resting) upto 36. I don't know if thats good or bad, but atleast now I know what the Amyl was for. I wonder if they were able to see what my blood pressure did as well.

    Burt thanks for finding that info for me!! Much Appreciated.

    Rhoda, thanks a heap, I will check out that website right now.

    I luv you guys!!

    Pam
    It's not what you gather, but what you scatter that tells what kind of life you have lived.

    Dx in Feb/99. Obstructed. No ICD, no surgeries, no family history. 2 sons ages 14 and 6.

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