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Can a person with a s1q3t3 ecg pattern be perfectly healthy?
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In a perfectly healthy young person, this could be normal. This needs interpretation of EKG and history. An examination, by cardiologist for accurate diagnosis and treatment.
Answered 3/28/2023
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