How often should ECG and Echo repeated

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Asked for Male, 27 Years

How frequent should I repeat ECG and ECHO, I did it last year and the report were normal. I am newly diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and its managed well. I also take 25mg Betablocker to manage BP. Both are managed and not been too high since last 3 months.

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Dr. Abhay Somani

Interventional Cardiologist 24 yrs exp Pune

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Once a year or if new symptoms develop

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Dr. Dhiren Ramanlal Shah Cardiologist 34 yrs exp Mumbai · Accepted Answer

Dr. Dhiren Ramanlal Shah

Cardiologist 34 yrs exp Mumbai

Your doctor only read both investigations and it is advisable that your doctor takes a call on this. Ideally it should be done yearly if you have higher risk like diabetes, hypertension, obesity,,smoking history etc.