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A member asked:

I took an ekg, and it says: t abnormality in inferior leads" axis= t -24. what means?

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ECG reading: What you describe doesn't sound worrisome and is very nonspecific. In isolation though it means nothing - this is something you should discuss with your provider.

Answered 2/18/2015

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I had an EKG at a physical. I am 32. I have sinus rhythm, normal P axis V-rate 60-99. T0AN. Borderline T abnormalities, anterior leads T flat or neg V2-V4. The doctor wasn't concerned because I guess I had some in the past. What could cause them?

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ECG stated "right atrial enlargement." Also had sinus tachy, rightward axis, and nonspecific ST and T wave abnormality. ER doctor didn't say anything to me. Should I worry?

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My ecg says "right atrial enlargement" "sinus tachycardia" "rightward axis" "nonspecific ST and T wave abnormality" and "abnormal ECG." No one said anything to me about it. Why do I have all of those? I'm scared I have carcinoid heart disease?

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