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Dear doctor, my ekg says '701: poor r progression'. do i need to worry? (female, 22 years old)
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EKG: Given your age and Assuming you are in good health and have no symptoms The reading is likely a consequence of poor lead placement on the chest. White is a 22-year-old woman having an ECG recorded in the first place?
Answered 2/24/2015
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