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My daughter is a collegiate athlete. She has been feeling faint and queezy during intense workouts. Coach recommended lab work with showed 9.2 iron indicating anemia but also had her do ECG which came back abnormal as: 52 siECGnus rhythm, short pr interval, accelerated AV conduction and right ventricular hypertrophy. They will probably have her do ECHO next. Should we be worried? Could the ECG readings be common in athletes?
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your daughter is suffering from either WPW syndrome or Dilated/hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.These patients have tendency to go into arrhythmias when doing exercise especially in atheletes.Yes it is a disease which should be recognized early,with hotler and implantable cardiovert after electrphysiological studies will solve your problem.All your children should undergo ECHo of heart.
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Athlete,faint,queezy. Abnormal ECG.Heart Problem?
hi your daughter is suffering from either WPW syndrome or Dilated/hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.These patients have tendency to go into arrhythmias when doing exercise especially in atheletes.Yes it is a disease which should be recognized early,with hotler and implantable cardiovert after electrphysiological studies will solve your problem.All your children should undergo ECHo of heart. take care