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Sinus tachycardia biatrial enlargement abnormal ecg when compared with ecg of 14-may-2021 02:06, nonspecific t wave abnormality now evident in anterior leads?
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This EKG is definitely abnormal but the interpretation needs to be based on medical history and clinical exam. I have no doubt that your doctor will order a transthoracic echocardiogram as the next step.
Answered 2/15/2022
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Consult a cardiologist for evaluation&appropriate testing. Biatrial enlargement, if documented by echocardiography, along with new T wave abnormalities in anterior leads are consistent with diffuse cardiomyopathy or pathology in more than one heart valve. Do you have a history of heart murmurs? Your rapid heart rate may be related to anxiety, overactive thyroid,anemia, or an active cardiac process
Answered 2/15/2022
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