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Ekg has recently started showing biphasic t waves, it didnt before. had one yesterday, showed rightward axis borderline ekg. what would cause this?

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Several causes: These may be a normal variants to conditions that might need further evaluation. Being able to look at the EKG is essential to making a diagnosis. Please consider having a virtual consult so you might discuss this further. Best of luck!

Answered 7/29/2016

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A member asked:

Ekg has recently started showing biphasic t waves, it didnt before. had one yesterday, showed rightward axis borderline ekg. what would cause this?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Rajiva Goyal answered

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