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Heart cath= negative. ejection fraction 60. vessels large. told palpatations could be electrical in cause but not sent to that type dr. what 2 do?

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Usually benign: Most palps with a structurally normal heart are benign, meaning they are more annoying than dangerous. If there is dizziness, shortness of breath or near-fainting, then that requires evaluation with long-term ECG monitoring. If there are none of those danger signs, I typically provide reassurance. If the symptoms are still , then I prescribe a monitor to guide us. If worried, seek second opinion.

Answered 7/23/2014

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