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I had fits and blackouts. have an arithmia and ischemic heart markers in blood. extremely concerned as previously it was thought to be a di?
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Fits : Consult your doctor, fits and blackouts are always concerning, more so in an arrhythmia patient.
Answered 10/30/2013
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