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Is it normal for the line on my electrocardiogram to dip?
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Possibly: Normal cardiogram is not a straight line. In fact, if it were so, you'd be dead. It has dips and peaks, so without actually seeing the strip, it's hard to tell what dip is normal and what's not.
Answered 7/25/2014
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