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Irbbb ecg

2021-08-05 09:24:53
Everything started after covid 19 medications, took a tablet hcq400 8 months back went to hospital for covid treatment even though I was asymptomatic with corad 1. Got PACs once now after 8 months got irbbb. Symptoms is only one which is feels like a baby is kicking Slightly in the left chest only when I lie down. Does this require any treatment or will it go away on its own ?
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No its just incomplete RBBb Rest ECG is normal No need to worry

Answered2021-08-05 09:29:50

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