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If you have an abnormal ekg and your doctor tells you it's nothing to be alarmed about should you worry?
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Probably not: In many cases, as ECG is interpreted as abnormal, but is not associated with any cardiac pathology, thus it is "normal for you". I assume your doc has done additional cardiac testing before reassuring you.
Answered 2/10/2015
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