I am a 49 year old white male. My father and grandfather died in their sleep of apparent heart attacks in their 40s after stressful days. In my latest stress tests, the doctor noted pronounced Q waves on multiple leads, an inverted T wave, and an ST depression. They did a stress echo focusing on the left ventricle and he said it looked normal. Consequently, they don't seem to concerned. 10 years ago I had a stress test EKG and everything, including my EKG was normal. I am thin, I eat well, I exercise (although I could do more), but I also have a high stress job and I travel extensively and I get chest pains from time to time. I am on a statin for abnormally low HDL2 and high VLDL3. Two questions: 1) Why would I have an abnormal EKG - pronounced Q wavies, inverted T wave, and an ST depression? 2) What kind of preventative measures including further testing might be in order?