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High BP. ECG Shows Normal Sinus Rhythm, Non Specific ST Abnormality. Matter Of Concern?
I am 45 years old male human being. My BP ( Blood pressure ) detected 150/98 which is reduced to 140/90 now. I went for ECG test today morning. The report shows as follows: QRS: 90 ms QT/QTC: 390/429 ms PR: 146 ms P: 110 ms RR/PP: 818/820 ms P/QRS/T: 45/32/34 deg Interpretation: Normal sinus rhythm , non specific ST abnormality Is there anything to worry???? Please advice & give proper guidance...
Tue, 19 Feb 2013
hi,
your b.p. readings suggest stage 1 hypertension so you have to start medications and start life style modification now onwards . it will help you in preventing from heart attack risk.
And your ecg report suggest normal only . But as you are 45 years better under go treadmill test once.once
your b.p. readings suggest stage 1 hypertension so you have to start medications and start life style modification now onwards . it will help you in preventing from heart attack risk.
And your ecg report suggest normal only . But as you are 45 years better under go treadmill test once.once
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