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A few months ago i went to er for the flu. they did a ekg which came back borderline. my potassium was also low can that cause a borderline ekg?
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EKG changes -low pot: Yes borderline changes may be due to low potassium. ST sagging,depression of T wave & elevation of U waves Request another one for peace of mind next time you visit your doctor.
Answered 7/6/2018
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