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Will Anxiety Cause Non-specific T-wave Abnormality In An ECG ?
i am 31 years with paroxysmal tachardia and mitral valve prolapse 1 month ago i started getting breathing difficulties which dissolve within a time of 45 mins to 1 hr ecg was normal but today i felt a funny tightening of the left side of my chest and left hand then my hand turned blue after which i loss strenght of my body and fell the ecg showed non specific t wave abnormality and the doctor said tat it was because i was going through axiety does anxiety cause this?
Tue, 17 Apr 2012
you may have CHF and increased potassium level.
Mitral valve prolapse with paroxysmal Atrial Tachycardia might sometime present with SOB and Cyanosis and , Potassium raise may shoe tall T waves.
Get electrolytes and ECHO cardiogram.
And see a cardiologist.
Mitral valve prolapse with paroxysmal Atrial Tachycardia might sometime present with SOB and Cyanosis and , Potassium raise may shoe tall T waves.
Get electrolytes and ECHO cardiogram.
And see a cardiologist.
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