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Could use your help docs! my exercise ekg showed a 1mm st segment depression?
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Exercise ECG: A 1mm st depression on exercise ECG is not necessarily a problem. You should discuss the test with your doctor and question the meaning of the test result. It is quite possible your test is fine.
Answered 6/10/2014
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