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results from EKG ??
Hi
I just had an EKG done and the results are
Vent. Rate: 68 bpm
P Duration: 28 ms
QRS Duration: 94 ms
PR Interval: 124 ms
QT Interval: 372 ms
QTc Interval: 384 ms
P-R-T AXIS: 62 degree 79 degree 60 degree
SINUS RHYTHM
FIRST DEGREE A-V BLOCK
Poor R wave progression V2-V4
PROBABLE NORMAL VARIANT
SUMMARY: ABNORMAL *Unconfirmed Analysis*
What does all this mean??
Thank You
tata_bebe
I just had an EKG done and the results are
Vent. Rate: 68 bpm
P Duration: 28 ms
QRS Duration: 94 ms
PR Interval: 124 ms
QT Interval: 372 ms
QTc Interval: 384 ms
P-R-T AXIS: 62 degree 79 degree 60 degree
SINUS RHYTHM
FIRST DEGREE A-V BLOCK
Poor R wave progression V2-V4
PROBABLE NORMAL VARIANT
SUMMARY: ABNORMAL *Unconfirmed Analysis*
What does all this mean??
Thank You
tata_bebe
Dear Doctor
My 7 year old son, has diabetes mellitus, hypercalcuria, bowel problems, kidney stones, twisted ureters, and see's colours and shapes etc. He also suffers from odd heart rhthyms at times. He has tacycarida, and missed heart beats, but the worrying symtom, is when he does the exercise tolerance test, half of his p waves are upside down. The doctor has said he thinks he has a rogue heartbeat, which takes over every now and then, but that it is not a problem. I am concerned, because my son suffers symptoms of dizzyness, fatigue, feels hot, and see's double, yet, the doctor thinks it's not related. (it isn't related to his diabetes). I am sure it is his heart, as often has symtoms after stress. I have been told they can burn the extra heart beat, or put in a pace maker. What is your advice. Your help would be greatly appreciated.
My 7 year old son, has diabetes mellitus, hypercalcuria, bowel problems, kidney stones, twisted ureters, and see's colours and shapes etc. He also suffers from odd heart rhthyms at times. He has tacycarida, and missed heart beats, but the worrying symtom, is when he does the exercise tolerance test, half of his p waves are upside down. The doctor has said he thinks he has a rogue heartbeat, which takes over every now and then, but that it is not a problem. I am concerned, because my son suffers symptoms of dizzyness, fatigue, feels hot, and see's double, yet, the doctor thinks it's not related. (it isn't related to his diabetes). I am sure it is his heart, as often has symtoms after stress. I have been told they can burn the extra heart beat, or put in a pace maker. What is your advice. Your help would be greatly appreciated.
Dear tata,
This is an essentially normal report. There is either an error in the recorded PR duration or the diagnosis of first degree AV block because the PR interval must be >200ms for this diagnosis. Your doctor can tell you what this means in light of your overall health.
This is an essentially normal report. There is either an error in the recorded PR duration or the diagnosis of first degree AV block because the PR interval must be >200ms for this diagnosis. Your doctor can tell you what this means in light of your overall health.
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