Regarding holter

2026-01-14 06:03:44
Please someone can tell which rhythm is this in holter it written artial fiblartion but  it not looking like afib i am very confused holter detect false positive afib
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Answered2026-01-17 16:45:24

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Does not look like atrial fibrillation . Need complete history and workup

Answered2026-01-15 09:40:52

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it does not look like af but u need evaluation please consult on practo

Answered2026-01-15 07:39:54

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Your heartbeat is very high in these readings Please consult a cardiologist before coming to any conclusion.

Answered2026-01-15 06:42:57

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Hello. This doesn’t seem like atrial fibrillation. Machine readings can sometimes be erroneous. You need a proper consultation with a physician for proper assessment of complete holter report.

Answered2026-01-15 05:15:48

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This is atrial tachycardia with aberrant conduction with very short PR interval. This is what you can see in cases of WPW syndrome. All the best. J G S R clinic

Answered2026-01-14 17:09:31

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Consult superspecialist like superspecialist,  in electronic device  results  r not correct.

Answered2026-01-14 16:18:57

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Vt or svt.

Answered2026-01-14 16:13:07

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I understand your confusion. You are right to question this, and your observation is clinically important. Medical Opinion (Based on the Holter strip you shared) This rhythm does NOT look like atrial fibrillation. What is seen on the strip: • Very regular rhythm • Narrow QRS complexes • Heart rate ~165–170/min • Uniform R-R intervals • P waves are likely present but merged with preceding T waves due to fast rate
Next Steps
1. Cardiologist review of raw Holter tracings (manual interpretation) 2. 12-lead ECG during symptoms (most important) 3. Consider event monitor if episodes are intermittent 4. Echocardiography if not done 5. Review triggers: anxiety, caffeine, dehydration, thyroid issues

Answered2026-01-14 15:39:54

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As P wave is present and rhythm is regular in above ecg,so this ecg is not suggestive of atrial fibrillation. But definitely there is increased heart rate so Probably this ecg is suggestive of SVT. Better to consult cardiologist there.

Answered2026-01-14 15:35:53

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Please consult withh general physician locally, if you have doubt in report not taking properly. Do again .

Answered2026-01-14 14:38:04

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Need more details to diagnose what ur condition is..kindly consult me on practo

Answered2026-01-14 14:34:24

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It does look like at. Fib but  detailed history  and clinical evaluation is needed to form a diagnosis to know the cause and decide treatment. Adv to consult a cardiologist physically.

Answered2026-01-14 14:32:12

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Answered2026-01-14 14:30:18

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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Answered2026-01-17 15:55:50

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It doesn’t look like Afib. But need more history and complete holter report to diagnose further. Consult me through Practo to discuss further

Answered2026-01-16 03:00:21

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Not af

Answered2026-01-15 08:29:11

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