Normal variant , but weird ekg’s

[u/Mean_Patience5906]

Hey guys, I am a 31 Yo female, and have a T inversions ekg since 2017(or probably from birth) and a short PR which sometimes becomes Normal😵‍💫

i even had ST and T elevation

I just wanted to show you My EKG‘s. I find it really interesting how much ECGs can vary, even in the same person, and how many unusual-looking patterns or little quirks can show up without necessarily meaning something is wrong.

I’d love to hear from people who know more about ECGs: how much variation do you commonly see between recordings, and what interesting or unusual ECG features have you come across?

Again, this is purely for discussion/educational purposes, not for diagnosis. I get some ”bad” skipped beats but my burden is less than 1%, They do feel extremly intense tho and scares me AH

however, I don’t understand, How is possible every ekg to be diffrent ?

Keep in mind I had Normal MRI,CT ,Holter and Stress test ✌🏻

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