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Sporadic increased heart rate
Hello, I had an ECG performed and my results came back as follows;
HR: 103
PR INTERVAL: 132 ms
P DURATION: 100 ms
QRS DURATION: 93 ms
T DURATION: 229 ms
QT/QTc: 358/468
P/QRS/T AXIS: 54.5/27.9/37.6
R(V5)/S(V1) mV: 1.34/1.31
R(V5)+S(V1) mV: 2.65
PS. I was sick and had a fever when taking the ECG
Weight: 315 lbs
Height: 6'0
Blood Sugar Level: 5.6mmol
Blood pressure at the time of ECG: 122/90
The increase in heart rate is likely due to the fever present at the time period of taking the ECG which would increase the heart rate during that time period. Kindly repeat the ECG once you feel better and have the ECGs compared by a doctor. so that any problem can be noted(if present).
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