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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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Dr. Charles Rocamboli answered

Specializes in Family Medicine

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?

Dr Hammerstead agreed

Answered 1/1/2018

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