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Can someone tell me if sinus arrhythmia is a serious disease?
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Normal finding: Sinus arrhythmia means that the pulse rate gradually speeds up and slows down, usually related to simply breathing in and out. This is a normal finding and does not cause any symptoms. It will be reported on an ekg report but there is nothing to worry about because it is normal.
Answered 9/19/2016
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