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LVH
by nick4583, Jul 01, 2009 08:52PM
About a year ago I had an ECG and the Dr. told me I needed to see a cardiologist because I had LVH. I then went and got another ECG and Echocardiogram and the Dr. told me there was nothing to worry about and it was normal. My blood pressure last week was 120/82. He said its normal to have LVH and an abnormal ECG being that I am 26 yrs old 6'6 230lbs with an athletic build. Is that normal or should I seek another opinion?
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If you have an enlarged left ventricle as a result of vigorous aeorobic exerciser, you should have a pulse rate less than 60 beats per minute at rest, very good exercise tolerance, etc. If and when you reduce or stop the vigorous activity, an non-pathological enlarged left ventricle will/should return to normal dimensions.