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Borderline ecg, these minor changes are of equivocal significance only. sinus rhythm t wave changes in anterior leads.
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Borderline ECG: I am not certain of the circumstances leading to your having an ECG. T wave changes in anterior leads could be a sign of underlying atherosclerotic heart disease. Risk factors for this include high Blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, smoking and 1st degree female relative with heart attack before 60 or 1st degree male relative with heart attack before 50. You need to see a physician
Answered 5/7/2015
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