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I am diabetic, age 36. i have lightheadedness problem also. yesterday i got 'right bundle branch block' in my ecg report. is it a serious problem?
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Not really: RBBB typically is not a worrisome finding as it does not correlate with ischemia/CAD as new LBBB does. Having said that, because you are "lightheaded", a holter monitor and resting echo may be warranted to evaluate for any other arrhythmias and for structural heart disease, respectively, if any. Last as u r of South Asian descent, pls be sure to check ur fasting lipids, glucose and don't smoke.
Answered 8/22/2020
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