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Recently my mother had applied for an ICICI Lombard Health Isnurance Policy and it was rejected stating that the ECG (one of the basics one) revealed Anterior Wall Ischaemia. i am not sure what this means and wanted to check what I should do for this. My mother has always been very healthy and active and we have no record of diabetes/heart attacks etc. Since she is 60 years old it can also be a possibility that the insurance company rejected it since it was not a very profitable case for them. Either ways what should we be doing next. What is Anterior Wall Ischaemia all about and how serious is the problem. Please advice. Many thanks

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October 19 5:32 AM (1 hour and 57 minutes and 51 seconds later)
         
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