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I went to the er, had an ecg done and it came back borderline ecg with a possible left atrial enlargement, should i be worried?
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Not for the ecg results, but for your symptoms that probably remain largely unexplained. See your doc, pediatrician or primary care doc for clarification and to have proper work up for your symptoms.
Answered 1/30/2023
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