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ECG report: Tall T wave & S Bradycardia
Did my ECG in the morning and the report says "Tall T wave and S.Bradycardia". I have attached the ECG report with this. Is it normal? I have also attached some screenshots of my heart rate patterns obtained from my smartwatch device.
Additional details:
1. Hameoglobin count is 13.4 Gms% (Normal range is mentioned as 14-18). All other blood parameters are in normal range.
2. I do play tennis in the evening(learning since 3 months), cycle and jog.
3. I use a wearable health smart watch which shows my VO2 max as 46.
4. My resting heart rate has been decreasing since the month of January 2022 (the exact time i have started training for tennis). It was almost constant for the entirety of 2021.
Kindly let me know if all this is something I should worry about? Or is it normal?
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Dr. Deepak R Shejol
Cardiologist
11 yrs exp
Mumbai
It is absolutely normal specially physically active people and atheletes who are engaged in cardiovascular activity like running jogging cycling swimming .
There is not to worry about in you ecg.
Lower heart rates are good for long healthy life
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Dr. Sivabal V
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11 yrs exp
Thiruvananthapuram
It's normal. Since you are actively involved in games, the resting heart rate is on the lower side.
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