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Possible left atrial enlargement
Hello, Am 40 years old female with no previous heart conditions. Recently had an ekg that showed possible left atrial enlargement with borderline ECG. The consultant Dr reviewed the same and told us that there is some electrical signals issue and need to be checked by a cardiologist. Also experiencing palpitations, irregular heart beat, dizziness, shortness of breath lightheadedness during stressful work like household chores and also while at rest (feeding my toddler). Can I have my symptoms and ekg reviewed and let me know further on this. Thanks in advance. Sandhya
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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar
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8 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Its a normal variant ECG. Incomplete RBBB. Get an echo done and if its normal then don't worry
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Dr. Abhinav Chhabra
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New Delhi
Incomplete RBBB which can be there in normal individuals
You can get a 2 d echocardiography done to be assured
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