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PVC's during exercise stress test
I saw my report from 2 years ago and it says:
"rare PVCs during exercise."
What does this mean? Is it a bad thing?
Does it have anything to do with the NSVT the doctors found a year later?
"rare PVCs during exercise."
What does this mean? Is it a bad thing?
Does it have anything to do with the NSVT the doctors found a year later?
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It did mention something about ST.
It said "Baseline ECG: Normal sinus rhythm andnon specific ST abnormalities. Repolarization variant."
and "No significant ST-segment shifts occured"
It said "Baseline ECG: Normal sinus rhythm andnon specific ST abnormalities. Repolarization variant."
and "No significant ST-segment shifts occured"
I forgot to add that the report also said:
"Biphasic T waves noted at peak HR"
Is that bad?
"Biphasic T waves noted at peak HR"
Is that bad?
I can't say for certain but I would think it would mean that they were sporadic? You had them but not a whole lot of them. Sometimes doctors use terms that sound worse then they really are. If you want to be certain ask your cardiologist.
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The biphasic T waves is something you may discuss with your doctor who knows the report in detail. It may be something that follows ST depression but it may also be coincidental. I think "biphasic" means a T wave that's both positive and negative. If it just means "double" it may be the next P wave merging with the T wave, but that's just speculations from me.
Sorry..