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What Does The Abnormal ECG Indicate?

I am 59 years old and have never had any problems with my heart that I no of. I went for just a check up and they did a ekg. It was abnormal! Now I going to see a heart specialist. I am scared to death. Wouldn t there be symptoms if there were something wrong. My appointment is not until Thursday. Iam worried to death. I have thought of everything about dying.
Wed, 8 Oct 2014
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Hi welcome to HCM.
Abnormal ECG warrants further investigation in the form of treadmill testing and 2 dimensional echo of the heart.Most of the times the interpretations of ecg are machine operated and can be non specific.Hence an abnormal ecg need not be of concern all the time.In case if the TMT testing and 2 d echo are within the normal limits,then you can be rest assured.Consult your cardiologist for further help.Thank you
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What Does The Abnormal ECG Indicate?

Hi welcome to HCM. Abnormal ECG warrants further investigation in the form of treadmill testing and 2 dimensional echo of the heart.Most of the times the interpretations of ecg are machine operated and can be non specific.Hence an abnormal ecg need not be of concern all the time.In case if the TMT testing and 2 d echo are within the normal limits,then you can be rest assured.Consult your cardiologist for further help.Thank you