Worried About Echocardiogram Results
Concerned about ECG results? 3
I am 29 weeks pregnant and I have been having difficulty beating and breathing for over a year now, I am pregnant now, my heartbeat, breathing problems and seizures got worse, my doctor gave me a prescription and Echocardiogram II sent to a very concerned cardiologist. About the results of my heart, the woman who had EKG, yes, she told me that my doctor will get the results today or tomorrow, but my appointment with them is till Tuesday, I really look forward to seeing it. Can't do what happens to me I'm really under pressure. Reading on the internet and various heart diseases driving me crazy I don't have a family history of heart disease, but I read a link about peripartum cardiomyopathy that can occur during pregnancy and was very upset that I had to answer So that I can move on and be able to live my life and not put pressure because I was in so much pain. Do you mean I have to call the clinic or wait for them to meet me or me on Tuesday? I don't know how to get rid of the fear I have ... The lady at the reception is so rude that I don't know if I care and I don't even know if I will get the result today.
updateWell, I called the doctor's office to find out the results of my EC, the receptionist told me he had the results, but the doctor did not examine him at that time and said he would do so by Friday. Will not do it. I forgot your reasons. I told him I was tense and wanted to know if I was dreaming or not and he said I should wait until Tuesday, he told me that if I saw that his life was in danger So tell me Nothing more. My wait is ridiculous. I'll have to wait until Tuesday to calm down.
A standard accordiogram can be done in the laboratory or at your doctor's office. A technician will put stickers called electrodes in your heart to identify the electrical current and operate it.
The light can be dimmed so that the technician can see the image clearly on the monitor. There may be a shaking sound from Mae as she registers the flow of blood in her heart.
A transfusion echocardiogram involves anesthesia of the throat with an anesthetic seal or spray.
The transcranial EKG may tell you to breathe in a certain way or to move left.
Results
No further testing is needed if your ECG results are normal. If the test is abnormal, you may be referred to a cardiologist for further diagnosis. Some abnormalities are mild, while others indicate severe heart disease. Trnt depends on your EKG results and individual symptoms.
Always be careful
