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I see a cardiologist for nsvt and lately have been having a lot of palpitations and am not due to see him for over a month, should i call him?
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Yes: For a change in arrhythmia burden, i would recommend calling your physician. There's a chance he or she would like additional testing or to change your medications.
Answered 1/21/2014
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