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What u mean by significant ST/T changes

2017-04-11 17:09:02
What u mean by significant ST/T changes in ECG ,can I go for surgery for hystero laparoscopy Can you plz suggest
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If there are significant ST-T changes in the ECG, then a heart related disease must be convincingly ruled out, especially because you are going to undergo a medical procedure. You may need further tests for heart like 2d echo etc. But first of all, Please meet a qualified cardiologist and get yourself properly examined to plan the further line of management. Thanks. Hope this helps. Dr Chandrashekhar Munjewar, Mumbai www.thefitheart.in

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