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However about a year ago they were coming back normal and never had a problem. I'm wondering if it could be Advil PM as it has an anti Histmain in it? I have taken it less than twelve hours on the times it came back with non ideal rythem.
I'm going to specialist because he has to sign off that I am fit for a job I am applying for. I hope he doesn't run bloods because my blood count might be high. Going to try to give blood first. Plus I was taking some orals for a month.
Anyway it could be the antihistnaine but the the test results on my chart were listed as, Right bundle branch block, -anto lateral st elevation. Possible early repolerezation. Now I could be misreading that because I was writing it fast and standing so it's messy hand writing.
Anyone have any ideas? I'm going to see a cardiologist and would imagine he's just gonna to sign off that I'm fit for duty and not going to drop dead.
I've passed the same tests for other agency's so I couldn't have had a life long problem. I've had it a few times in the past 8 years and am only failing recently and I think it really might be the antihistamine. Any thoughts? Sorry if I'm rambling.
I'm going to specialist because he has to sign off that I am fit for a job I am applying for. I hope he doesn't run bloods because my blood count might be high. Going to try to give blood first. Plus I was taking some orals for a month.
Anyway it could be the antihistnaine but the the test results on my chart were listed as, Right bundle branch block, -anto lateral st elevation. Possible early repolerezation. Now I could be misreading that because I was writing it fast and standing so it's messy hand writing.
Anyone have any ideas? I'm going to see a cardiologist and would imagine he's just gonna to sign off that I'm fit for duty and not going to drop dead.
I've passed the same tests for other agency's so I couldn't have had a life long problem. I've had it a few times in the past 8 years and am only failing recently and I think it really might be the antihistamine. Any thoughts? Sorry if I'm rambling.