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I have an ecg showing irbbb, pvcs, st&t wave abnormality, consider ishcemia
May I ask what this may be or entail?
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Cardiologist
Thanks for choosing Doctorspring.com I understand your concern. and vpcs ( Ventricular premature complexes.). Do get back to us with all details,
The ecg shows as youbsaid incomplete rbbb ( Right bundle branch block ) with non specific st t changes
You are middle aged diabetic male.
Are you hypertensive smoker alcohol consumer? Do you have family history of young cardiac deaths or heart attacks?
The incomplete rbbb is present in many normal individuals. A 2 d echo needs to be done to rule out any structural defect in heart which may cause vpcs. If the heart structure is normal then vpcs are benign entity. As far as st t changes are concerned do you have any shortness of breath or chest pain on exercise or fast walking or climbing stairs? Have you had chest pain at rest? These details are extremely vital for us to get a clearer picture. Also I will like to reinforce get the 2D-ECHO done as soon as possible.
Regards
Dr Vivek Mahajan
DM Cardiology