Dr. Randeep Singla
Cardiology
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Hello doctor,
I went to the doctors with four bouts of chest pain. Lasted under a minute each time. The pain went into the left arm. The doctor ordered ECG. No breathlessness, unless exercising. Can you please review and provide feedback on a recent ECG?
Hi,
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Significant findings in ECG are early repolarization in V5 and V6. This is a normal finding at your age. Deep S wave in lead V3. This can suggest left ventricular hypertrophy (by Cornell voltage criteria). However, there are no other changes in ECG to suggest LVH and deep S wave can sometimes be seen normally in young people. You can get echocardiography to remove any doubt regarding LVH (left ventricular hypertrophy).
Investigations to be done
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