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EKG Report Showing Sinus Rhythm, Minor NST, Low Voltage Precordial Leads. What Does This Mean? Have Fluttering And Skipping
I had a quick EKG in the cardiologist office and it said: EKG ( Sinus Rhythm , minor NST, low voltage QRS precordial leads.) He didn t mention anything about my EKG - this was on my check out sheet. What does the minor NST mean? I was able to find information on the QRS. I went in because I ve been skipping and fluttering.
Mon, 15 Apr 2013
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Usually it is NSR - Normal Sinus Rhythm
NST is not clear - it may be Non Specific T wave change / Noise Stress Test for ECG analysis programs / it may be No ST change / You ought to discuss with your doctor...
If your symptom is skipping or fluttering, you will need Holter or Event monitoring...
Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
Welcome to Health Care Magic
Usually it is NSR - Normal Sinus Rhythm
NST is not clear - it may be Non Specific T wave change / Noise Stress Test for ECG analysis programs / it may be No ST change / You ought to discuss with your doctor...
If your symptom is skipping or fluttering, you will need Holter or Event monitoring...
Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
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