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I went to a cardiologist recently because i have been passing out a lot. the dr found out its because my heart stops for 4-5 seconds. know anything?
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Probable pacemaker: Assuming that you are on no medicines like beta blockers , you need a pacemaker.
Answered 10/7/2012
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