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My ekg now reads escape rhythm, lbbb, & intraventricular conduction delay. what does this indicate? i was started on digoxin to hold me up for a week

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Complicated: Since you had an ablation, you're obviously under the care of electrophysiologist, so you should trust their judgement. You have a complicated situation. Your rhythm isn't textbook normal but may be fine for you. If you're not feeling well now (you mention dizziness in particular), please contact your EP right away.

Answered 6/16/2014

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