There are many types of heart block of various degrees of seriousness. It's not possible to say from this info what you have
I (24F) had an ekg done yesterday to investigate consistently high blood pressure (around 140/85 or higher) and both high (122bpm) and low (53bpm) heart rates. The ekg showed that I have a heart block and they explained that my heart is skipping beats and part of it is beating slower? They seemed pretty concerned and asked if I had any chest pain or dizziness, which I said no - but that I am almost constantly nauseated and tired.I have a lifelong history with nausea and fainting that Ive learned to control by avoiding triggers like heat, cardio, or becoming overwhelmed emotionally. They said since Ive been experiencing symptoms for so long, its probably not immediately life threatening and sent me home. But they insisted that I go to the ER if I feel like Im going to faint at any point and I was given an urgent referral to cardiology. How concerned should I be?Stats: 24F; very rarely drink, no cigarettes, no vaping, daily weed; Diagnosed with bipolar, adhd, and anxiety; Currently taking Trileptal 675mg and lexapro 10mg