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What do you suggest if my grandpa who is almost 67, is being treated for cardio arrhythmia. are the 2 diseases related?
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Cardiac arrhythmia: It's only 1 disease: cardiac arrhythmia. It's a disorder of heart rhythm. The significance is related to the overall condition of his heart-sometimes it's of no significance at all, but the spectrum can range to dangerous rhythms. It's good that he's getting checked out.
Answered 7/24/2014
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