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Non-specific ST/T DIS
by uninsured55, Jul 14, 2008 06:31PM
I had a Lifeline Screening test last month, since I'm 53 and uninsured, I wanted to be proactive. It came back with a circle around my vent. rate of 72 and under "incidental findings" it has "non-specific ST/T DIS" as a suspected abnormality. It says no Atrial Fibrillation was detected. My numbers are:
Vent. Rate 72
RR 824
PR 164
QRS 78
QT 372
QTc 393
QT dis. 36
P-R-T AXIS 47-23-21
With no insurance and minimal funds, I don't know if I need to see someone and what type of doctor to see. What kind of tests they should do and how much it might cost. Is this a critical finding? Please help! Any feedback would be appreciated.
Vent. Rate 72
RR 824
PR 164
QRS 78
QT 372
QTc 393
QT dis. 36
P-R-T AXIS 47-23-21
With no insurance and minimal funds, I don't know if I need to see someone and what type of doctor to see. What kind of tests they should do and how much it might cost. Is this a critical finding? Please help! Any feedback would be appreciated.
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