Did you ask what the minor abnormalities are?

I grew up in the decade of "question authority". It's served me well throughout life. I hardly ever take anything at face value. I nearly always ask for more information. Especially with medical matters.

Heart trouble runs deeply in both sides of my family. I signed up for a clinical trial a few years back. As part of the qualifications, they gave me an EKG. Noted a minor abnormality. So I asked, "What's the abnormality, why is it minor, and what does it mean for my health, well-being, and lifespan?"

He explained, then re-ran the test to show me in real time. That put an end to my apprehension--in only five minutes.

Always question.