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Incomplete rbbb
Could anyone please tell whether I have abnormal ecg . When i asked chatgpt it indicates that my leads in v1 and v2 misplaced in incorrect chest area and that should be the reason for incomplete rbbb in my ecg.. I checked with my doctor and he said no need to panic . Please analyse my ecg
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No ECG image is attached.However incomplete RBB is a common finding in a significant number of people
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Kindly Attach ECG.An Incomplete Right Bundle Branch Block Itself Isn't Harmful If Other Findings In ECG Are Normal.You Can Do A 2D Echocardiography To Further
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Kindly attach ECG .
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Ecg not seen. Upload it and connect online, then I can guide you further.
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Please consult me for a proper assessment and individualized treatment plan, as diagnosis and treatment depend on your clinical history and evaluation.
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Comtact to physician and do another ecg
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kindly do connect and consult with me for better treatment plan and advice on your case via PRACTO app
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The ECG itself is not  shared, so I cannot reliably comment on whether there is incomplete RBBB or whether V1/V2 were misplaced. Please upload a clear photo of the complete ECG, preferably showing all 12 leads and the machine measurements. I can then explain the ECG findings in simple terms. Since your doctor has already reviewed it and advised that there is no need to panic, that is reassuring, but a proper interpretation should be based on the actual ECG rather than a screenshot or automated reading.
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No worry, chatgpt gives false evaluation many of time.so dont panic.you also forgot to attach ecg .
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Yes no need to panic... And where is your ecg... If you are having chest pain, breathing issues then meet cardiologist ASAP
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Kindly attach ecg
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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