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Ecg read says normal sinus rhythm, nonspecific t wave abnormality, abnormal ecg but doctor says its normal?

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Dr. Donald Colantino
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Internal Medicine 63 years experience
Abnormal: By definition abnormal T waves make the EKG abnormal. Admittedly it's a nonspecific abnormality and its significance has to be determined by your physician or cardiologist who will take a history,your family's history, listen to your heart, check your BP, look at any old EKGs for comparison,order other tests like lipid profile,treadmill stress test,echocardiogram and then advise you further.
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