Hello:
I did 3 EKG of my heart in two weeks. first one is honourable, 2nd one two weeks later surrounded by doctor office-- it shows slightly V3 graph drop, after two hours, I did onother one and blood test within hospital to see anything really wrong in my heart, It said majority.
What doest it mean the middle one and why after two hours within hospital, they said normal.?
Please any one can facilitate me?
Answers: What does it mean?
I'm sorry, but this is exactly the problem that happen when non professionals attempt to read their own EKGs. Using terminology approaching "...it shows slightly V3 graph drop..." reveals glaringly that you know beyond doubt nothing in the order of cardiograms, how to read them, or what the readings are supposed to indicate. I don't say this surrounded by an insulting way, but fairly to hopefully make you realize that you're trying to do something that requires years of intensive rearing and training. As phrased, your question is medically meaningless and hence impossible to answer.
An EKG isn't tasseography (reading tea leaves). If you own a question roughly speaking your particular EKG, bargain to your doctor; he or she is the trained medical professional that is best suited to answer this sound out.
Good luck.
Ralph
I'm not sure what you mean by "graph drop" on V3. I'm assuming you anticipate that a part of your EKG have some changes that be concerning? Sometimes you can have nonspecific change on an EKG. If your "ST segment" was flipped or depressed within lead V3 of your EKG, this would indicate a non-specific vary. It doesn't necessarily mean anything. You would enjoy to see a specialist to determine the significance. Based on your symptoms, risk factors and any other trialling that may have already be done, they will decide if you requirement something else tested or not.
Also depending on who did the EKG, simple lead misplacement can hand over false results also.
Hope this is somewhat helpful!
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I did 3 EKG of my heart in two weeks. first one is honourable, 2nd one two weeks later surrounded by doctor office-- it shows slightly V3 graph drop, after two hours, I did onother one and blood test within hospital to see anything really wrong in my heart, It said majority.
What doest it mean the middle one and why after two hours within hospital, they said normal.?
Please any one can facilitate me?
Answers: What does it mean?
I'm sorry, but this is exactly the problem that happen when non professionals attempt to read their own EKGs. Using terminology approaching "...it shows slightly V3 graph drop..." reveals glaringly that you know beyond doubt nothing in the order of cardiograms, how to read them, or what the readings are supposed to indicate. I don't say this surrounded by an insulting way, but fairly to hopefully make you realize that you're trying to do something that requires years of intensive rearing and training. As phrased, your question is medically meaningless and hence impossible to answer.
An EKG isn't tasseography (reading tea leaves). If you own a question roughly speaking your particular EKG, bargain to your doctor; he or she is the trained medical professional that is best suited to answer this sound out.
Good luck.
Ralph
I'm not sure what you mean by "graph drop" on V3. I'm assuming you anticipate that a part of your EKG have some changes that be concerning? Sometimes you can have nonspecific change on an EKG. If your "ST segment" was flipped or depressed within lead V3 of your EKG, this would indicate a non-specific vary. It doesn't necessarily mean anything. You would enjoy to see a specialist to determine the significance. Based on your symptoms, risk factors and any other trialling that may have already be done, they will decide if you requirement something else tested or not.
Also depending on who did the EKG, simple lead misplacement can hand over false results also.
Hope this is somewhat helpful!