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A 31-year-old female asked:
Had abnormal ekg. t wave inversion in lead v1, v2 and v3. mild mitral regurgitation. and they think right ventricular hypertrophy. is this normal?
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Dr. Rishi Vohoraanswered
Cardiology 19 years experience
You answered that : You correctly described your ECG as abnormal, so, no it's not normal. The ecg changes you described don't necessarily mean RVH. And mild MR doesn't cause RVH so I wonder if you're a bit confused. If you had an echo and it didn't show RVH then you're done. Ask your provider to explain the findings.
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