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What does it mean when you're diagnosed with an "abnormal tachycardic with a quick drop to normal with sem possible" ?? ekg normal.
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Not quite enuf info: sounds like "PAT" = paroxysmal atrial tachycardia. Usually easy to treat. I'd like to see your EKG showing the tachycardia. You need to get a better understanding & poss treatment from your health care providers. HRS, MD, FACC www.thepmc.org
Answered 10/1/2014
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