On the ECG column of the physical examination form, it is written that P wave is high and sharp. Does it affect bank recruitment?

Don't panic, go to a hospital with a better cardiology department and do it again to see if it is high. The recruitment medical examination will not affect.

The general high-pointed P wave refers to the "pulmonary P wave", which is caused by the enlargement of the right atrium.

The most common disease that can cause right atrial enlargement is cor pulmonale (usually secondary to chronic bronchitis, emphysema and asthma), so this P wave is also called "pulmonary P wave".

If there is a high point of P wave, it means that the right atrium is enlarged. In this case, primary diseases, such as lung diseases, should be actively treated. If the primary disease is controlled, the burden on the heart will be reduced, otherwise, if it is allowed to continue to develop, it may develop into heart failure.

Is this a serious problem? Does nervous cold have an effect?

Of course, under normal circumstances, there will be no serious consequences. If you catch a cold during physical examination, there will be interference waves, but it is uncertain whether this is the reason for the high P wave.

Long-term passive smokers will have poor lung function, which has long been conclusive. Communicate well with your family.

I wish you happiness.