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What does it mean when an ekg has a result of sinus rhythm with nonspecific st elevation?

Q: what does it mean when an ekg has a result of sinus rhythm with nonspecific st elevation?

: It may be a normal variant or due to lead placement during the EKG. The only way to know if it is concerning is to have the doctor who ordered the test interpret it in the context of your symptoms, history, medications, body habits, etc. So, see your doctor for interpretation. Good luck to you!

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Dr. Sue Ferranti answered

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It may be a normal variant or due to lead placement during the EKG. The only way to know if it is concerning is to have the doctor who ordered the test interpret it in the context of your symptoms, history, medications, body habits, etc. So, see your doctor for interpretation. Good luck to you!

Answered 4/4/2023

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What does it mean when an ekg has a result of sinus rhythm with nonspecific st elevation?

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