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My ekg shows early repolarization. can i have a cardiac arrest? is early repolarization dangerous? i am 22 years old?
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Normal, normal, norm: Early repolarization is completely normal. You have no more risk of cardiac arrest than I do (actually, much less than I since you're 22 and I'm 62).
Answered 6/28/2020
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