Aug 31, 2016 · I get frequent PACs with raise in HR (exercise/sex). BP normal. Resting HR in 60's. Echo/EKG clear. Holter/30 day monitor show NSR w/ skipped beats. Some sinus tachycardia. No PACs before last year. Frequency gets worse as HR increases. Ideas? Holter Moniter results - HR 40-171bpm. Blocked P Waves, Junctional escape beats, PACs and triplets.

Apr 10, 2020 · I have postpartum cardiomyopathy. Is this a good report? A 24-hour holter monitor report read that i had: total qrs complexes - 81676 ventricular ectopics - 241 supraventricular ectopics - 178 heart rate: min. 42 max. 197 avg. 66 rate >=120 for 4:17 rat

Oct 7, 2012 · Ekg results; vent 81bpm, p duration 122, qrs duration 138, pr interval 178, qt/qtc 392/428? How abnormal is this?

Normal sinus rhythm Nonspecific T wave abnormality Abnormal ECG When compared w/ past ECG Nonspecific T wave abnormality now evident in Inferior leads Nonspecific T wave abnormality, worse in Anterolateral leads What does this Mean?

It's on it's side: cannot say in your particular case, but generally, it means the the heart, electrically, is moved to the left.

Dec 19, 2019 · EKG: Non-specific ST-T wave changes. Means minor repolarization change in a region of the heart. Can appear with hi bp, electrolyte change, minor ischemia, thyroid disorder, or be meaningless.

Feb 6, 2018 · Unusual: All EKGs don't show old infarcts...unless you've had prior heart attack--OR--a few other uncommon variants, and should be reviewed

Hello doctor, I recently received my medical result and found out that my FBS is 159, cholesterol-232, and triglycerides-390. Is this sound alarming since my ECG result says that NSR, NSSTTWC? What does it mean? Thank you in advance doctor? 14 yo Son had ECG which showed NSR with sinus arrhythmia and mild ST elevation?

Jul 26, 2020 · What does NSR RK sinus rhythm low voltage- possible pulmonary disease - ABNORMAL mean as the reading of my EKG? Just had an ekg for surgery clearance and it says T waves are borderline low voltage. Is that normal? What could that mean. I do have a loop recorder implanted and have to get an ultrasound done?

Jul 11, 2015 · Stress: Frequent pvc's can decrease the cardiac out put and lower BP which can make you feel bad. If you avoid caffeine, cultivate a good night sleep, meditate and relax, eat a healthy diet, take enough vit d3, and walk or move frequently through the …