I posted in May and said that I had a routine ECG for a physical and it came back very abnormal, it was repeated and it was the same. I have had no chest pain, no shortness of breath, BP 108/70 and normal cholesterol. I am a woman, 52, healthy, fit, active and former light smoker. I went for an echocardiogram and it came back normal. The cardiologist says my ECG says I have Left Ventricular Hypertrophy, but is perplexed because I have no symptoms. All the repeated ECGs show severe LVH and my cholerstreol and BP are always normal. In my earlier post you said that there can be false positives, I am not thin but not fat. Can there be repeated false positives?
My brother at age 56 has had a stint inserted (sorry that is all I know) but that is all the heart problems in the family. He is healthy and otherwise has no further problems.
The cardiologist is sending me for a radioisotopes stress test next month and said if it comes back normal we will ignore the strange ecg. Do you think there are more tests that should be done?
Obviously whatever problem I have now has recently occured because I have had normal ecgs in the past.
How can this all be? I am quite worried.
Thank you,
Tessa10