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Heart Disease Community
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HIGH QRS
by CQUIND, Jul 22, 2008 02:42PM
HI DOC, DID AN ECG YESTERDAY AND ITS SAYING BORDERLINE ECG, HIGH QRS, ALSO DID AN ECHOCARDIOGRAM WHICH THE SPECIALIST ONLY SAID MY HEART MUSCLES ARE A BIT THICK, NO TIME FOR ME TO ASK QUESTION AS HE WAS RUNNING LATE WITH PATIENTS APPOINTMENT, AM HAVING A FUNNY FEELING LIKE ELECTRIC SHOCK ON MY BODY, LEGS, BACK, SIDE AND HANDS ITS BEEN COMING ON AND OFF.
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Thickened heart walls can impair contractions and may not relax enough to adequately fill the chamber with blood to be pumped into circulation. Worst case scenario, and advanced stage of hypercardiology.