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Incomplete rbbb is dangerous
I had panic attack and so I took ecg in first time in my life. The ecg reported incomplete rbbb . Could you please suggest whether this is dangerous. I consulted cardiologist after the report who suggested for ecg and he told nothing to worry about.pleae analyse and tell is this fatal
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Incomplete RBBB indicates delay electrical signals in the right side of heart...
Following Symptoms to be noted...
Feeling like Dizziness
Chest pain/ Shortness of Breath
If above Symptoms is experience please immediately consult to Cardiologists..
Need further investigation and line of treatment
Feel free to contact if you feel more clarification..
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Actually this ecg is not looking normal, dont worry much, LBBB is always dangerous.
I dont think this ecg have incomplete rbbb also we can't always trust the report printed on ecg.
Next Steps
dont worry
Health Tips
regular exercise
avoid stress
balanced diet
stop alcohol ,smoking
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No, an incomplete right bundle branch block (iRBBB) is not fatal and is generally harmless, often acting as a normal electrical variation in healthy young adults. Since your cardiologist reviewed your ECG and confirmed there is no issue, your heart is safe and healthy.
Next Steps
focus on managing your panic attacks through deep breathing or consulting a doctor, and seek medical care only if you experience new, severe chest pain or fainting.
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It's not serious issue but u need to Avoid the tension and overthinking process.
Next Steps
when such stress conditions are present then instead of panic you need to calm yourself with deep breaths which slows your anxiety and heart rate, and after that you need to calmly think about the problem and focus on solving the problem.
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Your Image Isn't Clear.Try Posting With A Better Quality Image.And Nothing To Woory About Isolated incomplete RBBB . Though In This Image ,I Couldn't Find Any Incomplete RBBB(A Better Image Is Necessary To Check It Carefully).
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You Can Do A 2D Echocardiography To Check Any Underlying Structural Abnormality Of Your Heart.
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