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Are PR Interval Of 140 And QRS Interval Of 90 Ms Cause For Concern?
My ecg results say st junctional depression non specific changes borderline ecg . I have no chest pain or any symptom the dr sent me for a stress test which was negative. Am I ok? Or should I worry and continue testing... Vent rate 90 PR 140 QRS 90ms QT 366ms QTc 418ms QT 68ms P-R-T axis 76-78-36
Thu, 4 Sep 2014
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Junctional depression can be non specific change on EKG.Absence of symptoms along with a negative stress test virtually rules out the possibility of an underlying heart disease.The remaining parameters of the EKG are within the normal limits.So you be reassured on current test results.Have a similar round of tests semiannually.Consult your cardiologist for further queries.
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Junctional depression can be non specific change on EKG.Absence of symptoms along with a negative stress test virtually rules out the possibility of an underlying heart disease.The remaining parameters of the EKG are within the normal limits.So you be reassured on current test results.Have a similar round of tests semiannually.Consult your cardiologist for further queries.
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