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Had 3 ekg same day all diff times and they all say same thing sinus rhythm left atrial abnormality low limb lead voltage what does this mean?
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These are all most: likely normal for you but without knowing more about your body habitus it is impossible to say. It certainly is nothing serious and you can wait to discuss it with your health care provider at your next routine visit.
Answered 7/11/2017
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