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30yo man.fit, lean, dr ornish style diet...always had a normal ecg.i a 1 full cardio check in feb(perfect) and one in june.second ecg shown irbbb:why?
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This is the: Common & benign ekg abnormality in otherwise healthy people without cardiac issues. Rest easy.
Answered 6/27/2013
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