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Recently I did a routine check up for going abroad all my blood test like cbc, creatinine, tsh, lft, fbs, cholestrol cme normal
But in ecg I have a slight variation ( this is the first time in my life am checking my ecg)
Am asymptomatic and moderly active
1.low wave t4
2.slight st depression in v5, v6
My bp is 120/70
Consulted 2 cardiologist
Troponin i : < 0.01 negative
TMT : negative
Doctors told that I have the same baseline variation before the TMT test and after the test, no change
So nothing to worry and it's non specific variation
Am very high in health anxiety and am always googling
Attaching my results and awaiting reply
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Sometimes high bp can cause those changes or it can be normal don’t worry
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TMT is normal
If you are getting chest pain you can get CT coronary angiogram
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