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Doctor said i had slightly long qtc (483) on ecg. fainted for no reason last week and have chest pain. appt w/ cardiologist monday. what will he say?
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Long QTc: Doctor said I had slightly long QTc (483) on ecg. Fainted for no reason last week and have chest pain. Appt w/ cardiologist Monday. What will he say? ANS: likely he will say you have slightly long QTc and ask about sudden death in you and your family as well as meds you are taking.
Answered 11/24/2016
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