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I have skipped heart beats 3-4 per minute and my ecg report shows tall t waves in v3(looks inverted) and blood tests r normal.any problems in it?
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Probably not: If the EKG is otherwise not concerning, be thankful for good health. Have your physician help you manage your acne. Hit the aerobic fitness circuit hard and you will probably feel more comfortable in addition to the other benefits
Answered 8/9/2015
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