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A member asked:
Im having strange palpitations-fluttering feeling i cant see my cardiologist for 3mths bisoprolol 2.5mg isnt working any advice to relueve this?
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You probably need: to be seen by your cardiologist before your medication is adjusted . You can also call your cardiologist . If you can not able to hold your cardiologist you can go to an Urgent care or to an ER.
Answered 9/10/2014
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