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My pr interval is 100ms , my qt is 586. hb is 85 waht happened to me. no symptoms at all..is that normal?
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Intervals: The qt is a bit long please don't rely on a computer generated interpretation let a board certified cardiologist read the ekg and see if any needs to be done.
Answered 12/4/2012
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Need clarification!: Your pr interval on the ekg is normal, while qt interval depends on many factors such as drugs you are taking, or electrolytes etc.I don't know what hb 85 means.I presume hb 8.5gm. It may mean you are anemic.Please clarify. If that is true consult md!
Answered 12/4/2012
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