Does incomplete right bundle branch block in EKG and isolated SVEs in Holter indicate Brugada syndrome?

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I have gone through your results in detail. The ECG (electrocardiogram) report does not correspond to the findings on the strip. There is an incomplete right bundle branch block. This is a change seen in a lot of healthy individuals. It does not mean for sure you have a heart condition, it means you need to have further testing done to ensure you have no underlying cause. That was why you were asked to do a Holter. After carefully looking through your Holter results, I saw only a few supra-ventricular ectopic beats (SVE) which are perfectly normal. The echo results also state a normal structure. These results are not sufficient to suspect Brugada syndrome. Brugada syndrome is often asymptomatic and presents with symptoms such as syncope. I suggest you to answer the following questions. Apart from having palpitations at night, why did you go for an ECG? Any history of fainting? Any family history of sudden death? Do you experience dizziness? Have you ever been diagnosed with high blood pressure or any other heart disease? I hope this has helped you. Thank you.