Ok, I see.
Read out on the top right of my ECG printout says-
SINUS RYTHM
ST-T changes in inferior leads
THESE CHANGES ARE UNUSUAL FOR A MALE OF THIS AGE BUT ARE NOT DEFINITELY ABNORMAL
SUMMARY: BORDRLINE NORMAL
**UNCONFIRMED REPORT**
Need to see a cardiologist for further investigation.
Funny thing is, 6 years ago, I had the same kind of problems only that time they said i was a candidate for LVH! This was checked by a cardiologist who did an echo scan and completely ruled out LVH or any other underlying patchological coindition! These abnomalities were put down my build and body type.
So,here i am 6 years later with the same problem and now im feckin grounded!
CAA have said this is a temporary measure and i shouldnt owrry as an ECG review is purely for certificatery reasons and is unlikely to represent a significant health risk.
Question, If its not a significant health risk then why have they grounded me?
If i have to have a cardiologists report every time i have an ECg then im gonna be a very annoyed chappy!
