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The T-wave is part of the EKG that refers to the repolarzation of the heart. The T-wave may be normally inverted in certain leads such as lead 3 . Depending on the location and extent of T-wave inversion it may indicate a heart problem.
I'm a 23 yr old female with no risks for HD but I have inverted t waves in all leads on my EKG. There is no ST segment abnormalities or anything. I'm wondering could this be due to me being anemic?
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