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16 yr old boy had chest pain 2wks ago,had ecg,dr said pericarditis,gave anti inflammatory meds.now chest pain gone but hr is 165 and irregular.normal?
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See Dr. ASAP: No, this isn't normal. Please see the Dr. ASAP for evaluation.
Answered 1/16/2015
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