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Hi dr ,my ecg is showing r/s inversion area between v1 and v2 .probably abnormal ecg. what does this means?
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R > S in V1-2.: I assume u mean R taller than S is deep in V1-2. Could be normal, could indicate some true abnormalities. At your age more likely normal, BUT, rather than list all the abnormalities here, u should see your doc for full evaluation and discussion. Good luck.
Answered 8/12/2020
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