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Palpitations are not really happening much anymore. cardiologist already ordered event monitor. what to do? does this means everythings ok?
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Palpitations: Palpitations is common. An event monitor is used when symptoms are infrequent. This is used to determine what is the cause of your palpitations as many different arrythmias can cause palpitations. Glad to hear your symptoms are reduced.
Answered 9/10/2019
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