No: There is a 30 day recorder for cardiac arrthymias but not EEGS. Make sure you see a neurologist for any thoughts you are having seizures. If you are having bradycardia you may need to be checked for any arrhythmia. Have you visited your doc for exam?
Answered 5/10/2016
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My impressions: The most useful EEG is a 3 day ambulatory study, or a 72 hr test. An inpatient monitoring ward stay can go for 48-72 hrs, and might be a useful approach. Your description does not sound like epilepsy, but more like either syncopal tendencies or even panic attacks. Maybe get opinion of a local psychiatrist and neurologist before further testing.
Answered 5/11/2016
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Cardiology: It's far more likely that you have a cardiac issue rather than an epileptic issue. Have your PCP send you to a heart doctor for further evaluation and potential longer term cardiac monitoring.
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