Question 1

what does probable anterseptal mi age undertiminate    q waves v1-v2 neg t's mean on a ekg what does it mean?

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Very detailed read: Q-waves on a particular set of leads tells us you had a heart attack some time in the past (age indeterminate = don't know when). The v-leads tell us it was in the septum. T-waves indicate acute myocardial infarction (mi=heart attack), and you didn't have those. Overall, i would say you had heart trouble in the past, but were doing ok at the time of this ekg.

Question 2

my ekg showed probable anterosrptal ischemia and short pr wave. my doc said the info shows up on numerous pts. and not to worry. should i be concerned?

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Probably: normal for you but you should have a stress test

Question 3

what does anteroseptal t wave changes mean? i have a history of atrial septal defect and sinus tachycardia.

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ECG abnomality: There may be EKG changes in ASD depending on its type, severity, right ventricular size, pulmonary hypertension etc. T wave changes in leads V1-V3 are anteroseptal changes (meaning changes occurring in front part of the wall dividing right and left chambers of heart). I would discuss with congenital heart specialist, may be you need repeat echo to reassess RV size and estimated pulmonary pressure.

Question 4

what is borderline inferior q wave mean?

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Q waves: There are criteria for significant depth and duration of Q waves for them to be signficant. Borderline means depth/width or both not quite significant.

Question 5

what could 'small q waves' on a resting ecg represent?

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See below.: Potentially not a concern  but needs to be evaluated . See your doctor or a cardiologist for further evaluation.

Question 6

what do abnormal q waves mean?

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EKG: Q wave  on an EKG are related to depolarisation of the interventricular septum.

Question 7

what is an old anteroseptal mi?

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Old heart attack: This is (if it's real - never trust the computer read on an ekg) a prior heart attack in a specific region of the heart.  Essentially the "front middle, " it's usually associated with a prior blockage in an artery called the lad.  Discuss with your cardiologist if it's real as you may need medications to decrease future risk of additional heart attacks.

Question 8

are wi-fi waves harmful for body?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Wifi exposure is a problem. It depends on the amount of your exposure and who you are. Women and children more susceptible however men too. I would check out information from Dr George Carlo. He has been a leading investigator in this.

Question 9

what is anteroseptal wall ischemia?

Accepted Answer

Idirect evidence: Stress tests using a nuclear tracer may show a defect on the scan if a blockage is present. An anteroseptal defect is one that implicates the left anterior descending artery. Stress tests are a screening test and can have a 15% false positive rate.

Question 10

how to deal with frequent anxiety waves ?

Accepted Answer

Alprazolam: Is a short acting benzodiazepine, a sedative lasting up to 4-6 hours in your body, but depending in the amount and time consuming it, you may have withdrawal symptoms or oversedation  some time after taking it. It has a considerable risk of addiction to it due to tolerance and that persons will take more than is indicated without noticing. It causes short and long term memory problems.

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My ekg showed probable anterosrptal ischemia and short pr wave. my doc said the info shows up on numerous pts. and not to worry. should i be concerned?

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What does anteroseptal t wave changes mean? i have a history of atrial septal defect and sinus tachycardia.

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