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Just found out I need to do a nuclear stress test because my regular stress test came back "iffy". Umm scary... anyone else have to do this?

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  • Sosewsue61
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    I had a nuclear stress test a year and a half ago - I actually had the injection then ran the treadmill.... it turned out fine. I did go to the gym though first and warmed up on the treadmill, then st

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    I haven’t had a nuclear stress test but I will be praying everything is good and you will be ok. [emoji177]

  • I have had a nuclear stress test and it was less scary than it sounded. My dr said that it was actually less stress on me than a treadmill test would have been. It lasted about 15 minutes. They give y

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I have had a nuclear stress test and it was less scary than it sounded. My dr said that it was actually less stress on me than a treadmill test would have been. It lasted about 15 minutes. They give you medication and for me, it just made me feel a bit warm. I had to talk and answer some questions and I had a few minutes I felt a little breathless, but nothing scary. I was okay because I had been told that if anything were to happen, they had something they would give me to automatically stop the test. You will do just fine. Best to you!


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thank you ggfvsg.. that makes me feel a little better. Still don't want to do it though lol

I had a nuclear stress test a year and a half ago - I actually had the injection then ran the treadmill.... it turned out fine. I did go to the gym though first and warmed up on the treadmill, then stretched - I have an artificial knee and my hips sometimes need to loosen up.

And next time ask what the heck technical term 'iffy' is....that says nothing - is it an st elevation -or r wave or what exactly.

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Thanks for your reply. Yeah "iffy" kind of scared me. I had an abnormal EKG, but my echo came back ok. I have severe anxiety so my heart rate was already high before I even got on the treadmill so I'm thinking that had something to do with it. I'm hoping all goes well.

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I haven’t had a nuclear stress test but I will be praying everything is good and you will be ok. [emoji177]




Thank you!!


I had one this year. Not a big deal at all. Mine showed nothing wrong after some iffy tests. Praying the same for you.


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Thank you wildcatgirl... I hope so too. P.S. Your dog is so adorable!!

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Thank you wildcatgirl... I hope so too. P.S. Your dog is so adorable!!

Thank you! He’s my sweet baby. Going on 16 years old. :)


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