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Diagnosed psvt 1 year ago...few days ago 169/105 bp, hr 135 , after been stabilized, stress test came normal, cbc normal ,wrong diagnosis?
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Not neccesarily: Your BP and normal stress test r separate issues. Best screening test would be an event monitor, a device u wear that records Ur heart rate and rhythm for many days at a time. Talk to Ur doc further about this.
Answered 3/23/2015
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