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I have inverted t waves at v1 v2 v3 and v4 what does this mean please ?

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Depends: Inverted t waves are a nonspecific finding on an ekg. They can be normal in some patients or diagnostic of heart problems in others. The answer is complex and dependent on multiple variables. You should discuss with your doctor.

Answered 6/6/2019

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