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Would diabetes affect my arrhythmia?
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Arrhythmia: It certainly can. Make sure your blood sugar levels are very close to normal all day. If so and you have arrhythmia you need to be referred to a cardiologist. If not, work on better control of your blood sugar by changes in diet and exercise.
Answered 1/23/2015
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