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Palpitations scared of sudden cardiac arrest
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Must be examined: to determine the exact nature of your palpitations. You will need an EKG and/or a 24 hour holter monitor to determine the nature of these issues as well as a full medical examination and evaluation.
Answered 11/30/2014
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Get checked: If you are having palpitations that cause symptoms such as faintness, weakness or shortness of breath, then you need urgent treatment. Otherwise, see a cardiologist to assess the of the nature and cause of your palpitations. This will inform you of their significance and prognosis, and arm you with a plan of action as well as realistic expectations. Hope that helps.
Answered 12/4/2014
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