EKG

Hi Doctor, I'm 33 years old. Yesterday I had an EKG for the first time in my life, for life insurance purposes. The doctor reviewed the results in a worried fashion, and informed me, (quite mysteriously), that there's a slight problem. He claimed that the distance between the "little hill" and the sharp peak that comes afterwards is a bit too long, and that I should consult with a cardiologist. I wonder - what problem can such a finding indicate? Since I'm pregnant - Could my fetus heartbeat influence that test in any way? I hope I described the problem clearly... Thanks for your TSUMET LEV :-)

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