Abnormal ECG

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Hello!

Yesterday I came back from staying the night at the hospital. I'd been having minor chest and left arm pains, and they kept me in overnight to be safe.

While there, they performed blood tests, swab tests, and a couple of ECG's, and while the blood tests did come back clear, the ECG's were abnormal, indicating that my heart might not be getting all the blood it needs. But the doctor also did say that, with nothing to compare to, that might be my 'normal'.

Could anyone advise what this means? They didn't explain massively. I plan on getting myself to the doctor this week.

Thanks!

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  • Posted

    Write it all down that you want to say, that way you will not forget.

    What they seem to be saying that the heart condition could be congenital.

    But

    Get it checked out if your Dr isn't good change Drs your health ls important..

    Don't dismiss it please x

    • Posted

      Sorry if I've posted in the wrong place!!

      Could I get the thread moved?

      And I know that I have a bit of a family history; maternal grandmother and grandfather both had heart attacks, but I just wanted to see if anyone else has ever been diagnosed with an abnormal ECG, and what that meant.

      As the hospital tests confirmed, my chest pains were nothing to do with my heart.

  • Posted

    Does anyone else have further advice or experience of this? I'd rather appreciate it, as it's becoming quite a worry.

    Seeing the doctor tomorrow.

    • Posted

      The doctor you're seeing tomorrow is the person to explain the test results to you:  keep asking questions until you fully understand waht's going on.

      Good luck

    • Posted

      Thanks!

      I've also had heart palpitations today and some minor chest discomfort, along with heart rhythm irregularity.

      No actual pain though. What so these symptoms usually mean in conjunction with the other things?

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