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Why does my ekg change every year? sometimes says right bundle branch block and this time a left bbb. can they go away on their own? i'm 43 female
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Possible: It IS possible to have alternating RBBB and LBBB. If you ever pass out or nearly pass out, you'll need a pacemaker.
Answered 9/24/2014
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No: So it is not common for ECG interpretation to vary that much, that is, one year RBBB and another year LBBB as the etiologies of the two are diffferent. In a young person, a new LBBB, merits an ischemic evaluation and medical followup. A RBBB is more benign. Could your ECGs have been misintepreted or are you sure they are yours? Also, sometimes a BBB can develop at different rates. Go see a cardiol
Answered 2/9/2016
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