My triglycerides are at 410, and I recently had an ultrasound that mentioned something about an 800 normal sinus rhythm and a 611 T Abnormalityflat T. Should I be worried about this 611 T abnormality flat T thing? The doctor didn't give me any meds for it, is that normal? Could you explain a bit about what my ultrasound results mean and whether I should get a second opinion?

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