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Can someone please help interpret ecg result printed on the strip i had from long ago. long qt?

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Dr. James Strader answered

Need to get seen: If you have concerns over having a long qt on a prior ecg, the best approach would be to take that to a cardiologist and have them do a new ECG at that time and compare the two. If the qt is truely, presistently prolonged, that is a serious medical condition that needs ongoing treatment.

Dr Ferdowsi and 2 doctors agreed

Answered 10/3/2016

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A member asked:

Can someone please help interpret ecg result printed on the strip i had from long ago. long qt?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. James Strader answered

Dr Ferdowsi and 2 doctors agreed

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