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I suspect i have a arrhythmia disorder. however the ecgs are not catching these. because they can't catch them i can't get a monitor or cardiologist to track these. what can i do?

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Dr. Marc Lewbart answered

Holter: you should pursue a holter monitor or event recorder. I'm not your if your family doctor can order this where you live.

Dr Spratt turner agreed

Answered 6/25/2015

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A member asked:

I suspect i have a arrhythmia disorder. however the ecgs are not catching these. because they can't catch them i can't get a monitor or cardiologist to track these. what can i do?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Marc Lewbart answered

Dr Spratt turner agreed

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