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A member asked:
An ecg showed i have slightly long qt interval. what does this mean? and can i still dance as normal?
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It is most likely: not an accurate interpretation of the EKG especially if it is a computer interpretation. Long QT can be a very serious issue. Certain forms of long QT can trigger life threatening issues with exercise (dancing.) I think you should take the EKG to a qualified health care professional for evaluation so you can be reassured.
Answered 11/7/2016
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