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My mom supraventricular beats came 112 in 89000 beats.is it something serious.what is the treatment.please help.
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Doesn't sound bad: 112 supraventricular beats, assuming they're isolated, isn't worrisome. I wouldn't recommend any treatment for that.
Answered 2/5/2015
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