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What Does Leftward Axis In An ECG Mean And What Would Be The Treatment ?

HI, My age is 26 weight 85 kg n a body builder done my ECG n reports says leftward axis other wise normal . what does it mean ? can i do regular heavy weight exercise ? how can i cure this problem ?
Fri, 27 Jan 2012
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Hi Hiranya;
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If the ECG is normal and does not show any changes of problem then it is surely normal ;no need to worry.As for the leftward axis it is a position of the axis of heart which is left or right in different persons and is not a problem or disease.So you cancontinue the exercise as usual .Still if you feel you can consult a Cardiologist for opinion and personal satisfaction.
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What Does Leftward Axis In An ECG Mean And What Would Be The Treatment ?

Hi Hiranya; welcome to HealthcareMagic If the ECG is normal and does not show any changes of problem then it is surely normal ;no need to worry.As for the leftward axis it is a position of the axis of heart which is left or right in different persons and is not a problem or disease.So you cancontinue the exercise as usual .Still if you feel you can consult a Cardiologist for opinion and personal satisfaction. Thanks