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I was just diagnosed with sinus bradycardina with marked sinus arrythmia at my ekg last week. waiting on results from 24 hour holter.is this serious?
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Not likely unless: U stay in the hi 30's/low 40 even wi normal activities. If you are a very well trained athlete, it is even less a concern.
Answered 9/5/2016
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