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Had ekg q and t wave abnormality.i saw a cardiologist who did an echocardiogram, a 24 halter moniter and an exercise stress test, all normal.two more ekg had same abnormality. he said i was ok ?
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ECG: The ECG test is not as specific for heart abnormalities as the echocardiogram and stress test. If your battery of studies is fine and the cardiologist says you're ok, there is very little likelihood that there is a problem.
Answered 6/10/2014
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Normal for you: Individual variations in an ECG may have no significance, if they are not associated with any structural abnormality or coronary disease. You have been thoroughly evaluated and have nothing to worry about!
Answered 6/10/2014
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