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  • 14/08/2025

What does significant STT changes in an ECG mean and is it safe for me to proceed with a hystero laparoscopy surgery

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Significant ST-T changes on an ECG, meaning abnormal ST-segment and T-wave tracings, can indicate various cardiac issues or be a normal variant. Whether it's safe to proceed with a hystero laparoscopy surgery with these changes depends on the specific cause and severity of the ST-T changes, as well as your overall health

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