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What Does This ECG Test Report Indicate?
Question: Hi Doc
I have been undergo ECG test and the result suggest that preliminary unconfirmed interpretation is that
1.normal sinus rythm
2.possible right atrial hypertrophy
3.abnormal repolarisation, possible corronary ischemia.
Three weeks ago, i was diagnosis with pneumonia. Where i have undergo cough with sputum and normal fever. Doc gave me some medication Aminophyline and Co amoxilav 625.
Today i got this new report. Where i was told to wait for ECHO and X ray test in few days where i was given Carvedilol tablet 6.25mg as a dose.
Can you help me to interprete this preliminary results?
I will appreciate your comment
I have been undergo ECG test and the result suggest that preliminary unconfirmed interpretation is that
1.normal sinus rythm
2.possible right atrial hypertrophy
3.abnormal repolarisation, possible corronary ischemia.
Three weeks ago, i was diagnosis with pneumonia. Where i have undergo cough with sputum and normal fever. Doc gave me some medication Aminophyline and Co amoxilav 625.
Today i got this new report. Where i was told to wait for ECHO and X ray test in few days where i was given Carvedilol tablet 6.25mg as a dose.
Can you help me to interprete this preliminary results?
I will appreciate your comment
Brief Answer:
Such report can be seen without any serious abnormality
Detailed Answer:
Dear Sir,
I'll try to explain as much as it is possible without having a look on ECG.
2. Possible right atrial hypertrophy - this particular ECG XXXXXXX can be seen in case if you had very severe pneumonia, which has affected your heart, or if you are heavy smoker. But it can be seen also in many healthy adults without any abnormality. So, the sign of "possible right atrial hypertrophy" on ECG not always associated with any disorder.That's why in such cases we order echocardiography to find out if there is any real problem.
3. abnormal repolarisation, possible coronary ischemia - in your age early repolarisation patterns are common finding and are not related to any disease. It is considered a normal finding.
Hope I could help you
Wishing you good health
In case of further questions don't hesitate to ask
Regards,
Such report can be seen without any serious abnormality
Detailed Answer:
Dear Sir,
I'll try to explain as much as it is possible without having a look on ECG.
2. Possible right atrial hypertrophy - this particular ECG XXXXXXX can be seen in case if you had very severe pneumonia, which has affected your heart, or if you are heavy smoker. But it can be seen also in many healthy adults without any abnormality. So, the sign of "possible right atrial hypertrophy" on ECG not always associated with any disorder.That's why in such cases we order echocardiography to find out if there is any real problem.
3. abnormal repolarisation, possible coronary ischemia - in your age early repolarisation patterns are common finding and are not related to any disease. It is considered a normal finding.
Hope I could help you
Wishing you good health
In case of further questions don't hesitate to ask
Regards,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Is there any chance to have this preliminary report without having serious heart diseases?
Brief Answer:
Welcome back
Detailed Answer:
If you are not heavy smoker for years, don't have complaints of dyspnea or breathlessness, you have very good chances that there will be no abnormality.
Take care
Welcome back
Detailed Answer:
If you are not heavy smoker for years, don't have complaints of dyspnea or breathlessness, you have very good chances that there will be no abnormality.
Take care
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Thank you
I will back to you when i got ECHO and X ray results
I will back to you when i got ECHO and X ray results
Brief Answer:
You are welcome
Detailed Answer:
Good luck
You are welcome
Detailed Answer:
Good luck
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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