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Abnormal ekg and doctor refferred me to a cardiologist but unsure why?
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Would : Go by your doctor's decision and see the cardiologist. It sounds as though further evaluation is needed.
Answered 10/3/2016
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Abnormal EKG : An abnormality on ekg may be a sign of underlying heart disease. It's a good idea to be evaluated.
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