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M 26, pretty bad cardiophobia. other tests normal aside form ecg, results say sinus bradycardia non-specific st t wave changes - 57 bps. doctor read it as normal since it's just 3 beats below 60 but google says anything below 60 is not normal. help?
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Review the EKG with a cardiologist...I would be happy to interpret the EKG if you would post it. However, the ultimate conclusion of the significance of the slight bradycardia and nonspecific changes should be made by a physician who takes a careful medical history and examines you.
Answered 5/13/2023
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