MY ECG can be seen here at http://members.lycos.co.uk/wawel6/ekg1.jpg and http://members.lycos.co.uk/wawel6/Ekg2.jpg The first one shows "inverted T waves" ?? and the 2nd one, I was asked to take a deep breath (see the technician noted "Inspir" on the paper as the technican had seen the inverrted wave as it appeared. They said something like it would be more serious if it remained inverted despite inspiring
On the 2nd one that instruction seems to have corrected the T wave.
MY ECG can be seen here at http://members.lycos.co.uk/wawel6/ekg1.jpg and http://members.lycos.co.uk/wawel6/Ekg2.jpg The first one shows "inverted T waves" ?? and the 2nd one, I was asked to take a deep breath (see the technician noted "Inspir" on the paper as the technican had seen the inverrted wave as it appeared. They said something like it would be more serious if it remained inverted despite inspiring
On the 2nd one that instruction seems to have corrected the T wave.
What are peoples impressions of these EKGs. ?
The inspiration did *not* completely correct the T wave inversion in lead III.
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Andrew Brown said:
MY ECG can be seen here at http://members.lycos.co.uk/wawel6/ekg1.jpg and http://members.lycos.co.uk/wawel6/Ekg2.jpg The first one shows "inverted T waves" ?? and the 2nd one, I was asked to take a deep breath (see the technician noted "Inspir" on the paper as the technican had seen the inverrted wave as it appeared. They said something like it would be more serious if it remained inverted despite inspiring
On the 2nd one that instruction seems to have corrected the T wave.
What are peoples impressions of these EKGs. ?
The inspiration did *not* completely correct the T wave inversion in lead III.
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Thanks for the observation 🙂 It seems my General Practitioner
has finally relented and agreed to send me to a cardiologist to review me. Although my doctor wasnt himself of the view that the ECG was abnormal, I was quite sure that it is worth trying to eliminate sinister causes for that T wave inversion, if nothing else certain causes can be treated, or simply evaluated and monitored over time. I read that inverted T waves has a lot of possible causes.
"Dr. Andrew B. Chung, MD/PhD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said:
Andrew Brown said:
MY ECG can be seen here at http://members.lycos.co.uk/wawel6/ekg1.jpg and http://members.lycos.co.uk/wawel6/Ekg2.jpg The first one shows "inverted T waves" ?? and the 2nd one, I was asked to take a deep breath (see the technician noted "Inspir" on the paper as the technican had seen the inverrted wave as it appeared. They said something like it would be more serious if it remained inverted despite inspiring
On the 2nd one that instruction seems to have corrected the T wave.
What are peoples impressions of these EKGs. ?
The inspiration did *not* completely correct the T wave inversion in lead III.
Quoted message said:
Thanks for the observation 🙂 It seems my General Practitioner
has finally relented and agreed to send me to a cardiologist to review me.
Good.
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Although my doctor wasnt himself of the view that the ECG was abnormal, I was quite sure that it is worth trying to eliminate sinister causes for that T wave inversion, if nothing else certain causes can be treated, or simply evaluated and monitored over time. I read that inverted T waves has a lot of possible causes.
Correct. Such changes are not a specific as others that can be seen on the EKG.
