Sorry if this is a double posting - I don't think I got the wrong category last try. I went in last week for an EKG for upcoming elective surgery and it came back abnormal. EKG results (taken 3 times to confirm) are as follows: Sinus Shythum - Q in anteroseptal leads - probable old anteroseptal infarction. Summary: Abnormal ECG. Quite a shock, as I am 56, 5'5" 138 pounds, non-smoker, health and exercise focused, strong, active, non-smoker, and with no prior health issues, particularly no problem ever regarding my heart. Since the EKG was done outside of my insurance, I am now waiting in line to be seen by a covered cardiologist to retake the EKG and get the necessary tests. I am very nervous and anxious, with no idea what this means. Any thoughts or insights you can provide will be very much appreciated during this uncomfortable waiting period for me. Thanks.