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Resting ekg showed non sprsifuc t wave inversions. suggesting possible ischemia. but exercise ekg. was completely normal. should i worry? i have hbp
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ECG : The ECG changes likely represent lvh. The hypertension should be treated.
Answered 6/10/2014
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Low worry: Nonspecific ECG finding are commonly found. If a person with a baseline ECG abnormality has clinical symptoms which may represent heart disease, a stress test is frequently done to evaluate the symptom. If the stress test is normal, the likelihood of worrisome heart disease is statistically low.
Answered 6/10/2014
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