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A member asked:
If my bradycardia (without symptoms) is a vagus nerve disorder. what would be my prognosis?
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Vagal nerve: Slow heart rate is not due to a "disorder" of the vagal nerve it's due to a predominant vagal tone versus sympathetic tone . The prognosis is generally good
Answered 9/21/2020
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