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Heart palpitations when taking acetezolomide for my iih. is this a common side effect?
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PALPITATIONS W/U: Yes it may: Palpitations that symptomatic deserve a prompt W/U: exam/labs especially TFTS/EKG/Event Monitor/ECHO andThe discussion of treatment options with your doctor. While you are waiting eliminate caffeine focus on staying hydrated. If palpitations worsen or syncope develops go directly to the ER stick to a GF diet WholeApproach.com gutbliss.com. MAGINEX/INDERAL/VERAPAMIL can be effective.
Answered 6/14/2016
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