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I am an otherwise healthy 25 year old female with sinus tachycardia. i take nadolol to treat it. what could the underlying cause be?
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Sinus tach: Usually this is due to a non cardiac problem like anemia over active thyroid or asthma . There are rare cases of unexplained tachycardia which can be treated with beta blockers like nadalol.
Answered 11/9/2015
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