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What Does This ECG Report Indicate?
Question: Hello,
Recently i had been with my uncle when he underwent open heart surgery and after seeing his angiogram reports. i felt really neverous and that day onwards my body started reacting abnormal. I heard all his issues and started feeling same like chest pain, left hand pain, tingling in fingers etc. My left hand & leg are working properly but i feel inconvinent. out of anixety i myself underwent ECG and it came as abnormal. Values are p is 47, T is 26 & QRS -61. My family doctor told that due to anxiety & tension your report came abnormal. is it correct? Please let me know
Recently i had been with my uncle when he underwent open heart surgery and after seeing his angiogram reports. i felt really neverous and that day onwards my body started reacting abnormal. I heard all his issues and started feeling same like chest pain, left hand pain, tingling in fingers etc. My left hand & leg are working properly but i feel inconvinent. out of anixety i myself underwent ECG and it came as abnormal. Values are p is 47, T is 26 & QRS -61. My family doctor told that due to anxiety & tension your report came abnormal. is it correct? Please let me know
Brief Answer:
NORMAL
Detailed Answer:
Hi friend
Welcome to Health Care Magic
This ECG is NORMAL
There is NO sign to indicate any problem / Axis deviation is normal variant
Nothing to worry.
Your doctor is right.
If you continue to have any symptom, you can have a second opinion / ECHOcardiography and Stress ECG (Treadmill Exercise Electrocardiogram = TMT) – to rule out and to reassure
Psychological assessment & assistance can help a lot in such situations...
Good luck
God bless you
NORMAL
Detailed Answer:
Hi friend
Welcome to Health Care Magic
This ECG is NORMAL
There is NO sign to indicate any problem / Axis deviation is normal variant
Nothing to worry.
Your doctor is right.
If you continue to have any symptom, you can have a second opinion / ECHOcardiography and Stress ECG (Treadmill Exercise Electrocardiogram = TMT) – to rule out and to reassure
Psychological assessment & assistance can help a lot in such situations...
Good luck
God bless you
Note: For further follow-up it is advisable to consult an emergency medicine specialist. Click here.
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Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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