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A 23-year-old male asked:

Had echocardiogram, ecg, holter, blood tests, urine tests, all looked good. tachycardia + pvcs persist. sob + dizzy too. should i request stress test?

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Dr. Antonella Quattromanianswered

Cardiology - Cardiac Electrophysiology 41 years experience

Dizziness: No you should request a tilt table testing to see if u have autonomic dysfunction.

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Dr. Homayoun Sharim commented

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Depends on your age and your risk factors. If you are smoker or diabetic or having high blood pressure or you have high bad cholesterol (LDL) or low HDL or having family history of Coronary heart disease you should consider doing treadmill as well. Tilt test should also be included in your management . If you have a lot of anxiety man hinging that also is important.

Mar 7, 2014

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