Clarification regarding ECG Report

2026-08-20 04:04:24
Hello, I am Bablu James, 39 years old. In July, I had a blood test in which my hemoglobin (Hb) level was around 17 g/dL, so I donated one unit of blood. Yesterday, I had an ECG done voluntarily, not because it was prescribed or due to any particular medical issue. However, the ECG report mentioned “T-wave abnormality.” Could you please explain what this abnormality means and whether it could indicate a serious heart-related issue? I would also appreciate your advice on whether I need any further tests or evaluation. I have attached a photo of the ECG report for your reference. Thank you.
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There are many reasons of non specific T wave changes. It may be normal or it may indicate Cardiac diseases. If symptoms it should be worked out.

Answered2026-09-18 00:09:53

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Please attach entire ecg Need info about comorbs

Answered2026-08-20 07:23:49

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