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Healthy heart, echos and echos etc. my qtc has always been 398/405 recently it's now always 420/430 on baseline resting ecg. electrolytes normal, no long qt syndrome. whys it higher now?
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If you're concerned that your QTc has increased, (although it's still within normal limits) you could consider having a treadmill stress test to determine if your QTc prolongs significantly during the recovery stage of the stress test. If it doesn't, it's a favorable sign. An elecrophysiologist is best to advise and reassure you.
Answered 11/7/2022
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