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Anything wrong with this ECG?
Hi guys,
I found this ECG taken two years ago during a panic attack. Is there anything wrong in it? I notice what looks like an abnormality in leads II and III after the second R-wave. Anyone know what this is? All the other 9 leads were normal (sinus tachycardia). The ECG can be found on my profile here:
http://www.medhelp.org/user_photos/show/619895
Thanks!
I found this ECG taken two years ago during a panic attack. Is there anything wrong in it? I notice what looks like an abnormality in leads II and III after the second R-wave. Anyone know what this is? All the other 9 leads were normal (sinus tachycardia). The ECG can be found on my profile here:
http://www.medhelp.org/user_photos/show/619895
Thanks!
I think a treadmill stress test (while hooked up to an ECG) is far more useful than a resting ECG (or one taken during a panic attack to confirm there's no obvious heart issues).
If there's a heart issue, testing its function while under notable physical stress is an excellent way to flush out heart weaknesses and problems.
Are you healthy and not overweight?
If there's a heart issue, testing its function while under notable physical stress is an excellent way to flush out heart weaknesses and problems.
Are you healthy and not overweight?
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