Question 1

what does nonspecific t wave abnormalities in lateral leads mean?

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T abnormalities: As the description says, they are non specific and do not cause alarm by themselves and need to be correlated with clinical symptoms.

Question 2

what would low voltage qrs and non specific t wave abnormalities in lateral leads mean on borderline ekg. doctor was not concerned?

Accepted Answer

Need old EKG: Low voltage means the tracing showed low amplitudes (i.e., the "spikes" were not very tall). The nonspecific T wave abnormality refers to an upward or downward deflection after the spike. Without an old EKG, it is hard to tell if the T wave abnl is new or not. This pattern is seen often in healthy younger people, which (given ur age) is probably the case; however, a new T wave abnl can indicate MI

Question 3

2 separate ekg's, 1st- "r wave progression anterior leads" 2nd- "nonspecific t abnormalities lateral leads". panic attack during both-did that affect?

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Panic attack and EKG: EKG abnormalities can be induced by anxiety attacks. Especially if you hyperventilate during them. So if during your attacks you feel numb and tingling around your mouth and lips then get a paper bag and re-breath into it for a few minutes and the numbness/tingling and EKG changes may go away. These symptoms are related to hyperventilation changing blood chemistry. Do the bag to see if it helps.

Question 4

what does this mean? inferior infarct age undetermined, possible anterolateral infarct, abnormal ecg, inferior infarct is now present. questionable change in initial forces of lateral leads, no specific t wave abnormality improved in lateral leads?

Accepted Answer

: Please discuss this EKG findings with your cardiologist who knows you the best. This 12 lead EKG is quite abnormal and significant coronary heart disease is definitely present. Good luck.

Question 5

what do these ekg impressions mean sinus tachycardia, incomplete right bundle branch block, left anterior fascicular block, lateral myocardial infarction , age undetermined, t wave inversion now evident in lateral leads?

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: Your reported EKG report would raise concerns about potential cardiovascular disease.  Not feasible to assess the accuracy of this.  Would try to clarify via a cardiology consultation, ASAP.

Question 6

my ekg states st and t wave abnormalities and sinus tachycardia and consider inferno lateral ischemia. . my doctor didn't seem concerned. should i be?

Accepted Answer

Family practice : The ekg machine is very sensitive in their readings. Their interpretation is often miss read. It must always be read by the physician for a final reading.  Many times we compare it with previous ekg , s. Ask your dr to explain it if you are still concerned.

Question 7

diagnosed with non specific lateral t wave changes is it of much concern?

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: This EKG change is quite common, nothing to worry. Take care.

Question 8

what leads are normal to have t wave inversion? are p waves always upright?

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EKG: P waves are normally upright. T waves in healthy young individuals are usually upright in leads 1,2, AVL, V4,V5,and V6. Other leads may have inverted T waves and still be normal. These are just guidelines,however as normal variants are common in EKG's, especially in young individuals.

Question 9

usg of 13 week fetus  indicates reverse wave in ductus flow. it is physiological or something else?

Accepted Answer

Increased risks!: Professor kypros nicolaides and others have shown that flow reversal in the fetal ductus venosus is a marker of increased risk for fetal cardiac defects and down/edwards syndrome independently of each other. Seek genetic counseling and maternal-fetal medical care to explore your options asap - best of luck!

Question 10

ecgabnormal. sinusbradycardia, possible inferior infract, lateral st-t changes may be due to myocardial ischemia. low qrs voltage precor.leads rr1036.vr57, rr1036, qrs124, qt428, qtc423, qtd56, prt75 18 50?

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Evolving MI: This could be an evolving mi involving a large territory. Initial best managed is taking Aspirin and going to the er.

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What does nonspecific t wave abnormalities in lateral leads mean?

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What would low voltage qrs and non specific t wave abnormalities in lateral leads mean on borderline ekg. doctor was not concerned?

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2 separate ekg's, 1st- "r wave progression anterior leads" 2nd- "nonspecific t abnormalities lateral leads". panic attack during both-did that affect?

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What does this mean? inferior infarct age undetermined, possible anterolateral infarct, abnormal ecg, inferior infarct is now present. questionable change in initial forces of lateral leads, no specific t wave abnormality improved in lateral leads?

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What do these ekg impressions mean sinus tachycardia, incomplete right bundle branch block, left anterior fascicular block, lateral myocardial infarction , age undetermined, t wave inversion now evident in lateral leads?

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My ekg states st and t wave abnormalities and sinus tachycardia and consider inferno lateral ischemia. . my doctor didn't seem concerned. should i be?

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Diagnosed with non specific lateral t wave changes is it of much concern?

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What leads are normal to have t wave inversion? are p waves always upright?

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Usg of 13 week fetus indicates reverse wave in ductus flow. it is physiological or something else?

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Ecgabnormal. sinusbradycardia, possible inferior infract, lateral st-t changes may be due to myocardial ischemia. low qrs voltage precor.leads rr1036.vr57, rr1036, qrs124, qt428, qtc423, qtd56, prt75 18 50?

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