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Ekg says normal sinus rhythm, nonspecific st abnormality, abnormal ecg, what to do?
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ECG: That is a common ECG reading which can indicate something is wrong but also can be as it says nonspecific and 'no big deal'. Ask your doctor if there is reason for concern or further investigation.
Answered 11/25/2019
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