low voltage ecg is just that, the equipment is receiving much fainter voltages than normal.
There can be many reasons for this and the reason has to be issued with the ecg report.
For example, it can be due to obesity, the heart is further from the sensors. It can be
over inflated lungs and it can be through heart disease. SO, with such diverse reasons, one would only be guessing and the reason has to be stated by the operator at the time
the ecg was taken.
I would like to know if you found the answers to any of your questions as well. I havs a low voltage ecg too.
Hello,
I just found your post from last year. Today is 9.13.09. I could not find any "answer" to your posted question. Can you provide any update information about what happened to you?
I have doctors all ignoring my Low Voltage on my ECG also. I have atrial fibrillation, also. I am thinking there are multiple causes, including my kidney disease.
I have been researching causes all morning. Hypothyroidism, fat deposits in the heart, Inflammation (from pneumonia or viruses), etc.
Please e-mail your response to the below e-address; thanks. Let me know what types of treatment did or did not help you; also, what other specific tests really answered your questions?
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