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How common is mobitz 1 wenckebach at the age of 28 female? is it reversible?
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Wenkebach: Morbitz 1 atrioventricular block (wenkebach) is common and usually benign, and asymptotic. Because you are only 28 it suggests that the electrical conduction system of your heart may be predisposed to disease. You need to follow up with a doctor to check periodically to make sure it does not get worse.
Answered 12/10/2013
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