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Ecg results: normal sinus rhythm, low voltage qrs, nonspecific t wave abnormality question about low voltage qrs. doc says ok, is this worth seeking second opinion of cardiologist? thank you?
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Low voltage QRS is present in about 1 -2 % of lean people and normal. No need for a further opinion.
Answered 2/28/2023
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