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Is resting heart rate of 160 dangerous? should i go to er next time? only problem is it usually ends before i get there.
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Frequency?: How often does it occur? If it's once a month, ask your doctor for a 30 day event monitor. If it's once in 6 months, you are eligible for a transcutaneous loop recorder. If it's less frequent than once or twice a year and stops in
Answered 11/21/2018
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