EKG l Bundle Branch Block

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[@Readingpoetry_2025]

Right branch bundle block sounded scary when i was diagnosed today but the explanation make it sound less scary

[@Guap303]

I know these are old comments but I'm 35 years old and have been diagnosed with a right bundle branch block since my late teens and early twenties, the cardiologists says that if you're young and healthy it's not a problem. It's actually very common in a lot of younger people. Just keep an eye on it as you age and especially if you do start showing symptoms otherwise most of us have probably had it most of our lives and never knew, if you're that worried about it see a cardiologist but from my experience it's not something to freak out about right away.

[@nostalgicsound]

I just started experiencing some symptoms a few days ago and went tot he dr… did the ECG and saw the word “RIGHT BUNDLE BLOCK” my mind automatically went to the worst. As a 35 year old with hypertension and history of heart disease in my family, I began to research. This explanation really soothes my mind.

[@gardengrovemike]

I'm 35 as well and recently went on for a panic attack and they discovered Rbbb , said heart structure is perfectly fine and nothing to worry about. I heard that if you have a structurally sound heart with no prior heart attacks that RBBB is perfectly fine and doesn't require much of any intervention

[@neruraj527]

@@gardengrovemikehow are you now? Husband had this on a recent ecg after a fainting episode

[@gardengrovemike]

@@neruraj527 hello, I'm perfectly fine haven't had any issues with RBBB

[@poison1666]

​@gardengrovemike thank you for making me feel more comfortable with my results today bro

[@taylabossy7459]

I had a patient with LBBB today and you've helped my understanding of the condition. Thank you!

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[@ThatClinicalInstructor]

Fabulous simple explanation of BBBs, showing this to my students this morning. Well done!

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[@Nolan.Gurule]

Is there any natural remedies?

[@wesley6442]

I saw a cardiologist who said I had LBBB and sometimes I feel light-headed, or short of breath which could be any number of causes such as stress. But I always have noticed that either my Systolic or diastolic is slightly elevated. I am reasonably within the 120/80 limits but sometimes a little bit over for example my Systolic may be at 125 but my diastolic is good, or my diastolic is like 88 and my systolic is good. My friend who is a paramedic once did a blood pressure reading on me and I don't know if it was because I didn't eat enough that day or drink enough or just stressed but I almost passed out while he was taking my BP. I felt light-headed and had to lay down, it was awful he took my pulse and said it was fine but I could sometimes feel my heart skip a beat or a sinking feeling in my chest during that episode of lightheadedness. I get this same effect (minus the skipping heart feeling) when I get blood drawn, I get very lightheaded. Also, a few years back they took an x-ray of my chest and made a note on my chart that they suspected I had an anterior MI. And just recently I went in for another x-ray because I was feeling out of breath all the time and the CT scan came back as fine, they told me everything looked good and I was healthy.. I just don't want to have heart problems as I age, so I just watch my fats and sodium and walk as often as I can. If any experts can give advice or their knowledge I'd love to hear it and of course, I will see a specialist if ever I become considered about symptoms but I feel fine. A recent sleep study showed I have poor sleep architecture so maybe that explains why I feel so tired upon waking but it eventually goes away

[@gardengrovemike]

This kind of sounds like a panic attack

[@gardengrovemike]

Those are similar symptoms that I get during high anxiety and especially during a full blown panic attack

[@Slap_it_in]

I get what your saying, RBBB and LBBB get dismissed as normal by 90% of cardiology. They usually don't care unless you are fainting and need a reason for it.

[@dianefeist3248]

Thank you for your clear explanation! You make it very easy and simple to understand!

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[@subhashinia3044]

Left anterior hemi block cause serious effects? I'm 26 yr old my ECG shows this block ,wat can I do?

[@cincin1194]

I have an ECG strip from AACN and one of the strips shows A-fib with BBB but the QRS complex does not show the "bunny ears". However, the QRS is .12. BBB because the QRS is .12?

[@jimmykircher]

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[@mommyjskitchen5721]

Hi can i ask if what's the meaning of incomplete right budle branch block in ECG..

[@eh288]

Explains it very well! I just subscribed!

[@je_knee8505]

im 16 years old and have rbbb but im normal bp and hydrated, i experienced hard breath, chest pain, chest tightness and fatigue, but i eat a lot of veggies and fruits and salty food and now i can breath properly.

[@darlenespatafore1743]

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[@keithclark8030]

Just had an EKG done today. Have minimum Conduction Delay on the right side. You can barley see anything and it is only a couple bumbs or wiggly line on the EKG. Will exercising or losing a little weight help correct this?

[@rockyruane9379]

How serious is rbbb in a 30 year old?

[@0Joshua026]

It could end in sudden death if you dont take medication or use a pacemaker.

[@citysurviver8561]

@@0Joshua026 Thank you for the information.

[@tobinjoseph7410]

No worries, get ECG & TMT . It could be normal . I have RBBB

[@shiradayan4254]

Thank you!!!!

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[@citysurviver8561]

What treatment should be administered with symptoms?

[@alexn.regondola3390]

Is IRBBB IS DANGEROUS WHAT IS THE CURE?TNKS

[@samoaz6443]

It is very normal in young people and is very common

[@startroopian]

No clue but I was told I have this

[@procrastinationvacation7163]

@@startroopian same..has me stressed out..is it a big deal?

[@528Chris]

@@samoaz6443 why is it so common in young people

[@tobinjoseph7410]

I accidentally find out RBBB

[@cmbitw9785]

I have have as six ekgs done and out of the six, two of them had incomplete right bundle blocks. Should I be concerned? I have an anxiety disorder. I’ve also seen a cardiologist and nothing abnormal came up. Still this worries me a bit.

[@supremekill3rlps]

Do you have any symptoms?

[@MrMelvinkennedy1]

I also suffer from anxiety and panic disorder. At 27 i had a normal ecg with respiratory sinus arrhythmia then at 29 i had a different ecg and it shows rbbb and now 37 i still have the rbbb. Odd that a lot of people that have anxiety end up with rbbb

[@abcdefgtuvwxyz]

Same with me, But I know I had rbbb first, after long time I realize I had anxiety /panic attack and hypocondria. I also have history of hypertension. When I do ECG test, result show rbbb, recently after, I had anxiety/panic attack/gerd.

[@callumbalzaretti629]

@@MrMelvinkennedy1 do you still manage to exercise and stuff and can it effect your day to day life

[@MrMelvinkennedy1]

@@callumbalzaretti629 the only way it affects me is mentally. If i worry about it or think about it then I wont workout as hard but there is days that i dont remember it and i nothing is different than before i had rbbb

[@wildhunt2235]

Do they cause chest pains?

[@1peanut]

I have a left anterior fascicular block and i am very symptomatic. how bad is this and what is life expectancy ? what are treatments ? My doctors are not being helpful i need answers.

[@Azel247]

I'm 36, went to ED because I felt a bit of chest tightness and SOB. Found out I have both right and left side blocks, no idea why. No drugs, no regular meds, active, normal bmi, no trauma, no infection. Heart rate and BP are normal. Are many people born with this?

[@themoodswinger8139]

Is low bp and weaknes after stool is common in lbbb

[@janetleishman3776]

Better explanation of my condition, left bundle branch block (diastolic heart failure)

[@junreaksaa]

Sir what about IVCD? Is it life threatening?

[@seniorseekers9999]

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[@hzjh]

its mean you gonna have heart attac??

[@mohdumar395]

Sir my cousin after VSD closed one cm but RBBB problem occur after VSD closed than what happened....? And these dangerous....?

[@hollywoodwear123]

So wait! You said what are nursing interventions will be to place a pacemaker?? Lol! As a nurse I doubt this is an intervention I can do

[@darcclubs1126]

I had NSR with incomplete rbbb? is it dangerous. ? Am i physically fit for rigid military training? Thanks 🙂

[@adimperial]

I have the same incomplete rbbb and wondering the same thing. I run half marathons and strength train regularly.

[@teenyverse7707]

More visual on the EKG

[@theundead1600]

I called them Batman blocks, lol

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[@mohdumar395]

QRS > 120

[@user-ei3dq2dw6i]

How serious lbbb

[@Marshmallowhead777]

I was just diagnosed with lbbb too. Not much information available online other than it’s usually because of an underlined heart disease

[@Nolan.Gurule]

Wow are you talking and making faces like these symptoms are not A big deal? Have a little sympathy