Mildly positive for reversible ischaemia
During thread mill stress test, it is found that mildly positive for reversible ischemia. Report is attached herewith. Please advice the further test Or medication what I do now to cure it. Thank you
Congenital the circulatory system
Health Q&A
Borderline ECG in "30 weeks pregnant"
I am currently 30 weeks pregnant and doctor suggested ECG and 2D echo during routine check ups. ECG came out to be borderline. Is there any issue? Attached report for reference.
Echo test report..
Dear sir, am taking echo test for master health check ,pls see the report its normal or any issue,pls give your feedback sir 🙏🙏🙏
Echo test report
Dear sir ,am taking echo test for master health check up ,pla see the report and give your feedback sir ,its normal or any issue 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Ecg test report
Dear sir , general purpose we have taken ecg test ,pls see the report and give your feed back sir ,its normal or any issue
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