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Is it normal for a cardiologist not to do anything about sinus tachycardia? my pulse is always beating 124 or more and meds give me bad side effects.
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Sinus tachycardia.: Has the cause of your sinus tachycardia been investigated? Treatment would necessarily depend on the cause. Hyperthyroidism? Anemia? Pain? Pheochromocytoma? There are causes of sinus tachycardia that should be investigated.
Answered 9/29/2016
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