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I am 21, what can left bundle branch block mean on my ekg? it shows up whether my hr is normal or fast
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Rate related delay: You have a "rate related LBBB" meaning that as your heart speeds up, the conduction through the His-Purkinje network of fibers (conducting tissue in the heart muscle) take a longer time than normal to repolarize (prepare electrically for the next impulse). As I said in my previous post to you, trust your EP doctor.
Answered 12/31/2022
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