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How can you get tested for a genetic arrhythmia disorder?
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Genetics/arrhythmias: read this for lots more than you probably want to know but simply, unless your electrophysiologist needs the information, you don't need the testing.... https://www.premera.com/medicalpolicies/cmi_035163.htm
Answered 5/30/2015
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Genes: There are now commercially available gene tests that are often covered by insurance
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