RBBB and T- wave changes

Hello all,
I have had ekg in the past that would show benign PVCs but yesterday I had a routine one that shows incomplete right bundle branch block and Septal T wave changes.  I have been referred to a cardiologist but ofcourse when I search online I find awful things including some rare angiosarcoma presenting like this.  I am 36 nd otherwise healthy but this is a change.  Anyone else have similar findings?  
Meridith

[Jerry_NJ]

Sorry to read of your new problem. I do not have any experience and I haven't looked up definitions just now, but I recall the RBBB sounds much worse (more threatening) than it is.

Hope your cardiologist can find a cure.  The fact that your doctor didn't send you to the emergency room seems to say your condition doesn't have immediate risk.