The reason: these changes are termed "non-specific" is just that....there are no direct reasons for them...a low potassium will cause changes in the T wave ...otherwise ask your PCP to explain the findings and decide what follow-up if any is indicated! Hope this is helpful! Dr Z
Answered 7/7/2018
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