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Sometimes pvcs, sinus tachycardia. holter monitor and ekg. doctor thinks dehydration and blood volume issues from enalapril. other causes?
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There are several: potential diagnoses that could explain sinus tachycardia (autonomic dysfunction, inappropriate sinus tachycardia, medication effects, anxiety, dehydration, etc.) We all have occasional PVCs. You live near a University health care facility so make an appointment with a cardiologist there for a second opinion.
Answered 3/26/2017
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