Hello:
I am a 45 year old woman, slightly overweight, slightly elevated cholesterol, but no history of heart problems. I had an Ekg completed prior to a surgical procedure. They did it twice due to the machine being difficult. The first read was NORMAL, however the second test completed 6 minutes later came back ST-T changes in inferior leads. Then: Borderline abnormal changes possibly due to myocardial ischemia. The doctor reading the results was not concerned at all and did his best to explain why the computer might have read my results that way. However, he said computer still can replace a human reading the results.
For my peace of mind, I go tomorrow to the Cardio. people for a follow up.
Can you give me any insight into these results. Do I need to be concerned or was the first doctor correct in his analysis ?
Thanks.