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Predominantly sinus rhythm, with evidence of 2:1av heart block (type ii). 3rd degree block reported, now thought to be 2 beat p wave asystole. worry?

3 doctors weighed in across 2 answers

Dr. Jesus Yap answered

Yes: Yes . I would . Check with your doctor preferably a cardiologist as to why and what the next step should be. There are many important information missing to give meaningful advice at this end

Dr Rhoades and another doctor agreed

Answered 1/23/2015

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Dr. Deborah Lim answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

See cardiologist : If you haven't already, you should be followed closely by a cardiologist or electrophysiologist. As soon as possible.

Dr Rhoades agreed

Answered 1/18/2015

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A member asked:

Predominantly sinus rhythm, with evidence of 2:1av heart block (type ii). 3rd degree block reported, now thought to be 2 beat p wave asystole. worry?

3 doctors weighed in across 2 answers

Dr. Jesus Yap answered

Dr Rhoades and another doctor agreed

Dr. Deborah Lim answered

Dr Rhoades agreed

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