Hi doctor, I have attached my two ECG reports here. Are they normal? They were taken consecutively, 1 minute apart, the one with 106 heart rate was taken first and the second one with 93 heart rate was taken later). I see some broad peak in the second one. I am not sure if it is an error or something else. My questions are as follows: Do both ECG charts represent healthy heart? The reason why I went to the hospital is that I felt chest pain and I checked my heart rate by a phone application. It gave a normal reading except for one time it gave 39, but immediately after that it gave 79. Do you think the 39 heart rate is an error? Should I feel relaxed and be assured that my heart is fine? What is that broad peak? I have very mild mitral valve regurgitation that was diagnosed to not have any treatments. Also, before I did the ECG, I just ate and I was very concerned about the chest pain. Please explain. Thank you.
Hi. You may rest assured as I have carefully reviewed your health query, including both the attachments with different heart rates (attachment removed to protect patient identity). For further information consult a cardiologist online -->