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If i have bradycardia but the cardiologist can't find a reason for it should i be worried to have surgery? having gallbladder removed. very nervous!
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You can discuss: this concern with the anesthesiologist.
Answered 11/1/2015
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Bradycardia: If the cardiologist doesn't find anything wrong, stop worrying. Bradycardia alone if no pathology associated is generally no problem.
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