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Can you tell me how to tell if i have normal ecg readings for a 25 year old man?
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ECG: To tell if you have normal ECG readings, you have to have an ECG performed and then ask or obtain the results of the test. If the results are normal, then you have a normal ecg.
Answered 6/10/2014
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