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I had an ekg. my primary doctor said my qt intervals were normal, but the ekg showed some minor abnormalities. should i be concerned?
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Ecg: Minor ecg abnormalities are usually of minor significance. Your doctor is the best source of judgment on your ecg significance
Answered 4/2/2015
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