Bi-Phasic t waves?

Hi I was seaqrching the internet and see something about these and I have a handheld EKG monitor and I think I have these it looks like a normal wave with a I had slight dip on the end of it. I had a check up at the dr a week ago and they said they that it looked fine. Wondering if maybe its just my little handheld ekg thing or if its something I should ask about? I have read it could just be a normal variation or it could be something not so good. I do not have a copy or the one my dr did to see if it was present on there.

Kyle

its a MD100A1 from china medical all i could afford. It has the 3 little pads you put on and has auto detect for any issues and it always says its normal, no chest pain or anything. I did just receive a single upside down T wave not sure if it was a mistake or not.

take care

Hi Kyle,

I don't think the T-Wave flips back and forth. From what I learned, an inverted T-Wave is normal in several leads as represented by a 12 lead EKG (not in everyone, but the findings in those leads would not trigger concern), is normal in children to a certain age, and every so often, is normal for some people all their lives. A T-Wave that was positive, then permanently becomes inverted, (except for the groups identified, obviously theirs becomes positive at some point) is always considered pathological.

I looked at your monitor, very interesting, do you send any of the rhythms you capture to your doctor?

My wave starts positive and seems to end negative the rest of my "beat" or chart if you will appears normal and its the same for every beat

Sounds good thanks! I will let you know