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My ecg result says sinus rhythm r-s transition zone in v leads displaced to the left t abnormality in anterior leads. what is wrong with me?
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Probably nothing: Unless you are having symptoms referable to your heart. If you do have symptoms then discussing this in relation to your ECG with your doctor would be wise.
Answered 12/28/2020
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