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Slightly peaked t waves in v2 and v3 on 12 lead ekg but all else normal. is this ok or hyperkalemia/ mi?
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Your 18: Your 18, so your probably fine unless there is reason to think there is something wrong. Do you have chest pain? Kidney problems? Why did you get an ekg?
Answered 1/1/2018
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