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2 Abnormal EKGs, 23 Yrs Old, One Shows Problem With Rightward Axis, Other Inferior Wall Ischemia. Is It Prossible ?

I am 23 years old and just had two abnormal EKGs ( ECG )?.. The results came back and apparently it is showing that I may have a condition associated with my Rightward Axis. Haven t found much information on this. However, the one abnormality that worries me the most is the next condition which is called Inferior Wall Ischemia . When I compared multiple normal EKGs, mine look absolutely different. Is this possible? And if so, what can be done? Please respond if you can. Thank You Namaste..:)
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Hi,
Welcome to HCM,
now a days new ECG machine has in built software which interprite ECG data , and it will give report as per ability of software , and in borderline finding you may find different interpretation , i would like to advice you , consult your family physician first and after seeing your ECG if he feels some abnormal you consult cardiologist and get evaluated as per his advice .
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2 Abnormal EKGs, 23 Yrs Old, One Shows Problem With Rightward Axis, Other Inferior Wall Ischemia. Is It Prossible ?

Hi, Welcome to HCM, now a days new ECG machine has in built software which interprite ECG data , and it will give report as per ability of software , and in borderline finding you may find different interpretation , i would like to advice you , consult your family physician first and after seeing your ECG if he feels some abnormal you consult cardiologist and get evaluated as per his advice . take care