Right Bundle Branch Block Ecg
Hello doctor My ecg says probable left atrial enlargement left ventricular hypertrophy RSR in V1or V2 right VCD or RVH M ...
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Hi, This report is normal. RSR pattern suggests Right bundle branch block which is normally present in 80% peoples in presence of a normal heart. Rest others are just age related changes and nothing to be worried about at present. Thanks.
Hello Sir, In My ECG report remark is Normal sinus, Incomplete right bundle branch block Borderline ECG. What is your An ...
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What was your symptoms for which you get these tests done. How much are those symptoms troubling you. Then you can decide n go for further consultation.
My father age of 56 got his ECG report on today. The result of this report is incomplete right bundle branch block and l ...
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He may require medical attention for fainting and slow pulse later. The risk is about 3% per year of developing slow pulse. Post his ECG for firm opinion.
My father age of 56 got ECG report on today. The result of the report shown that incomplete right bundle branch block an ...
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It is suggestive of problems in heart impulse transmission which keeps the heart beating.. You can understand now the seriousness.. It should be treated well. You can consult me through Lybrate for homoeopathic treatment..
I got ECG done. It says BB. Can you please tell me Dr. what does it mean and its effects and whether I have to take any ...
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It must be LBBB or RBBB. If you are otherwise healthy and asymptomatic, theres nothing to worry about.
I got in my ecg report possible left atrial enlargement right bundle branch block left anterior fascicular block prematu ...
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Get a 2 d echo done, and 24 hour holter. And its important if you have had any episodes of unconciousness lasting for few seconds. Then it becomes very relevant.
I am 16 year girl having incomplete right bundle branch block in my ECG. What does it mean? Is it serious? What is its s ...
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Some of the 'normal healthy' persons, particularly young ones, may have RBBB which shouldn't cause much concern unless it is associated with some disorders. This may included disorders of lung and certain congenital heart conditions. To be sure, get yourself checked by a physician clinically, and at most an Echocardiography may be done to see whether everything is fine. Wishing all the best.
My grandfather aged 75 in ECG Left complete branch block what medication needed for it. ...
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Dear Lybrateuser, - Consult a cardiologist as left bundle branch block means the main blood vessel supplying blood to the heart is blocked & may require a intervention by the cardiologist to open up the vessel along with medication.
Suffering from copd recently ecg shows that right bundle block what should we do? ...
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Hi lybrate-user, There's no specific treatment for bundle branch block itself. However, any underlying health condition that caused bundle branch block, such as heart disease, will need to be treated. Sometimes, bundle branch block is associated with other problems in the heart's electrical system that can lead to dangerously slow heartbeats that need treatment with a temporary or permanent pacemaker. For COPD: Therapy guided by diagnosis and assessment of severity domains–– 10 Each Domain requires separate treatment consideration. For example, if regular symptoms are present, an exercise program needs to be considered regardless of what other domains are present. First line therapy is red. / Second line choices are green. The various treatments can generally be combined as needed, but fixed combinations should not be combined with equivalent individual components. 2) Short acting bronchodilators are rescue medications for acute dyspnea. Frequent use suggests the need for addition of a long acting bronchodilator or other adjustments in therapy. 3) Theophylline may be an additional option for some patients potentially improving lung function and symptoms. Hope this helps. Good luck.
I have left bundle branch block as per ecg and echo since 4th jan 2017. Will it need any major operation or will help by ...
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Left bundle branch block or lbbb is nerve conduction block to the left half of your heart which is suggestive that the stimulus for contraction is not going directly to the left part it is going through the right and then to the left part. It is important to rule out any blockage in the blood supply of the left part of the heart causing this problem so you should get yourself a complete cardiac evaluation from a Cardiac Centre. Whether or not you will need any major surgery or procedure depends upon your reports you need to get an 2D echocardiography, repeat your ECG and get back to me with the reports if you need further advice.
