Patient's Query
Hi doctor,
My EKG came back as abnormal. I am worried. Please give your opinion on the findings.
Thank you.
Hi,
Welcome to icliniq.com.
I understand your concern. Your ECG (electrocardiogram) is normal. Some changes may be due to improper placement of leads. Please tell your symptoms. ECG is always interpreted in context of clinical history. Regards.
Patient's Query
Hi doctor,
Thank you for your reply.
It has been 90 days that I have been waking up at night time, around 1 to 2 am, and I am feeling very hot. My heart rate at that time is around 75 bpm. When I get up to urinate, I notice my heart rate has gone up to 110 bpm. As soon as I get up, my heart rate shoots up to 140 to 150 bpm for around three to eight minutes. I have attached the recording of a digital or electronic watch. At that moment, my heart starts thumping out of my chest, cold sweats, high blood pressure, and feels like I will die soon. After these episodes end, I feel very weak and thirsty, constantly need to urinate, and have other pot-like symptoms. What can that be? An SVT, FIB, V TACH, or panic? Can it be related to sleep breathing or pots? What is a normal EKG? If the comments say abnormal, Are early precordial R/S transition nonspecific T-wave abnormalities present now compared with the previous ECG T-wave abnormalities? Please explain.
Thank you.
Hi,
Welcome back to icliniq.com.
I understand your concern.
Your tachycardia on that night was sinus tachycardia, which itself can be due to panic attacks and anxiety. If it recurs, then record the rhythm on your device and send it to me. Alternatively, have a Holter monitoring done. Non-specific T-wave abnormalities mean that these do not fit into any specific disease. Early transition's most common cause is improper lead placement. Other causes are obesity, especially abdominal obesity. Ischemic heart disease is very uncommon at a young age. Arrhythmia can occur which has a variety of causes. In your case, sinus tachycardia was due to panic or anxiety. Regards.
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Answered byDr. Muhammad Zohaib Siddiq
Medically reviewed byDr. K. Shobana
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