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Can You Could Read Over These Two Abnormal EKGs?
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Question: Hi I was wondering if you could read over these two abnormal EKGs I have gotten one cardiologist says it’s nothing to worry about the other one says he wants to send me for a second opinion I’ve had a ccta done also and it came back normal
Brief Answer:
Hello,
Detailed Answer:
After reviewing both the attached Ecgs and your medical query I am happy to assure you that both the ecg reports are within normal limits and there is nothing alarming.
What’s even more assuring is that your CCTA report is also normal.
Also I would like to add that your age and female gender makes you less susceptible for coronary artery disease issues.
Just follow healthy lifestyle routine which includes healthy eating habits and daily exercise routine for atleast 5 days a week.
Just I want to know that why you have got these Ecg’s done at first place?
Hope to have been helpful.
Regards
Hello,
Detailed Answer:
After reviewing both the attached Ecgs and your medical query I am happy to assure you that both the ecg reports are within normal limits and there is nothing alarming.
What’s even more assuring is that your CCTA report is also normal.
Also I would like to add that your age and female gender makes you less susceptible for coronary artery disease issues.
Just follow healthy lifestyle routine which includes healthy eating habits and daily exercise routine for atleast 5 days a week.
Just I want to know that why you have got these Ecg’s done at first place?
Hope to have been helpful.
Regards
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Dr. Vaishalee Punj
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I got them because I was having chest pain I have it frequently. And I believe I was having withdrawl from Ativan. Why would they say heart attack and low voltage?
Brief Answer:
Hello again
Detailed Answer:
Anxiety disorder and even withdrawal from any type of anti anxiety pills can mimic symptoms like chest tightness or discomfort.
Those are machine interpretations and are mostly inaccurate. Being a preventive cardiology practitioner I always insist my patients to discuss with their treating physician and not just rely on any machine interpretations or any Internet based assessment.
Regards
Hello again
Detailed Answer:
Anxiety disorder and even withdrawal from any type of anti anxiety pills can mimic symptoms like chest tightness or discomfort.
Those are machine interpretations and are mostly inaccurate. Being a preventive cardiology practitioner I always insist my patients to discuss with their treating physician and not just rely on any machine interpretations or any Internet based assessment.
Regards
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Dr. Raju A.T
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So you don’t think those are correct saying I’ve had a heart attack?
Brief Answer:
No
Detailed Answer:
As per the information you have provided it didn’t seemed like you had a heart attack.
Thanks
No
Detailed Answer:
As per the information you have provided it didn’t seemed like you had a heart attack.
Thanks
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Dr. Vaishalee Punj
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So you think the EKGs were just wrong?
Brief Answer:
Hello
Detailed Answer:
No, please don’t misinterpret. What I wanted to convey is that your ecg tracings does not suggest any heart attack.
Your ecg is normal, only the interpretation which ecg machine has done of the tracing is wrong.
I hope I have made my point clear now.
Regards
Hello
Detailed Answer:
No, please don’t misinterpret. What I wanted to convey is that your ecg tracings does not suggest any heart attack.
Your ecg is normal, only the interpretation which ecg machine has done of the tracing is wrong.
I hope I have made my point clear now.
Regards
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