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I finished my chemo for aml. i am in complete remission and my ecg is fine. i had a sudden ep of trachycardia, so what does this mean?

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Dr. Mark Rasak answered

Specializes in Cardiology

Not sure: May be nothing. If labs holter and echo is ok i wouldnt worry.

Dr Dugan agreed

Answered 2/7/2013

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