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[Mike_RN]

If you already have a heart block than a prolonged QT might cause lightheadedness or syncopal episodes when training or any other exertion.

 

[Wilson6]

If you already have a heart block than a prolonged QT might cause lightheadedness or syncopal episodes when training or any other exertion.

I was also thinking torsades, that would be a little more problematic. Given all the guys out there with likely pathological/physiological LVH, why take a chance.

 

[Wilson6]

Would on of those kardiamobile devices work?

If the device gives a clean QT on a grid, it is fairly easy to measure, there are several calculators and how to for cardiologists on line. I'm prone to NSVTs because of a mild HCM non-obstructive, so I have to be careful.