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Abnormal Ekg

So I went to my primary today to start my preop workup. They did an ekg in the office and it was abnormal. Apparently I'm showing some early repolarization. Since my pcp isn't a cardiologist she forwarded my test to cardiology to read and decide if they want to see me, have the test repeated, or, if its harmless. I don't have any chest pain on occasion I get some some flutters and slight palpitations but again not painful.

I'm so nervous I won't be able to have surgery because of my heart....I've had surgery...never an ekg though. Ive been stressed and crying all day which I know isn't helping anything. Hopefully the drs office calls me tmw.

Any insight? Anyone have similar exp?

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I don't personally know, I hope you get answers soon!

I'm so sorry! I've had so many EKG's. Maybe it is nothing and the cardiologist will be able to tell. When are you going to hear from your primary? Try not to worry. I know that is easier said than done. I'm a worryier myself. I'm not sure what repolorization is but I sure will pray for you.

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