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I would like someone to read an ekg from a person who have had bradycardia in the past with 4 stents to check the state now?
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EKG READ: We would also need to know the person’s age, medical history, family history, medications and have all old EKGs. As it is not possible to do this here recommend you contact your local team. You might be able too send them to the Cleveland or Mayo Clinic for a second opinion. L
Answered 9/29/2020
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