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I'm healthy, no symptoms, good blood work - ecg abnormal "unconfirmed" left atrial enlargement & left ventricle hypertrophy - upon physical exam dr. says all is good - ecg must be inaccurate? should i worry? is this possible?

Q: i'm healthy, no symptoms, good blood work - ecg abnormal "unconfirmed" left atrial enlargement & left ventricle hypertrophy - upon physical exam dr. says all is good - ecg must be inaccurate? should i worry? is this possible?

: Worrying is not the answer. You may consider consulting a cardiologist to ensure that nothing meaningful is being missed. The cardiologist would repeat the ECG, if needed. Wish you good health!

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Worrying is not the answer. You may consider consulting a cardiologist to ensure that nothing meaningful is being missed. The cardiologist would repeat the ECG, if needed. Wish you good health!

Answered 9/4/2022

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A member asked:

I'm healthy, no symptoms, good blood work - ecg abnormal "unconfirmed" left atrial enlargement & left ventricle hypertrophy - upon physical exam dr. says all is good - ecg must be inaccurate? should i worry? is this possible?

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