Bundle Branch Block

Hi, im a 19 y\o male, and about 3 years ago I was told I had a incomplete right bundle branch block. Needless to say I developed aniexty from this because I was worried, and didnt really know what it was. I had some tests done to try and ease my worries. I had some ekg`s, blood tests, echocardiogram, stress test, and wore a holter monitor for 24 hours. Anyways, I used to be very active, but lately this is starting to bother me again and im worried about weather or not I should be excerising too much or not. When I seen the cardiogolist, I was active at the time, and he said to continue what im doing and not worry. I recently read some problems that are associated with a bundle branch block, and im pretty worried. Just wondering if anyone has any infomation about bundle branch blocks.

[RT273]

I don't have a lot, but keep being active. Stopping is about the worst thing you can do.

[tsco]

I have leftBBB.  Mine kicks in at a certain rate and I can feel it. It feels out of rythym and I have to stop what I'm doing,  I can tell you from experience, too much info is not good.  It will scare you.  With RBBB you have a better chance of death by getting hit by a train.
So stay off the tracks and quit worrying.
What are your symptoms?  Can you feel them all the time? Is yours rate dependent?

[ill13632]

I've had some pain and chest tightness on the left side with left block and enlarged right atrium and enlarged left ventricle on ekg.  I have low oxygen from sleep apnea.
are there drugs like ACE drugs to treat this?  

[anonymous4488]

An incomplete RBBB can be common for young, healthy individuals, especially athletes.  If a cardiologist cleared you and told you not to worry about it, then I wouldn't.