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A member asked:
Sleep study last yr showed tachycardia @132bpm. seen cardiologist but never followed up. recent admission showed @135+bpm, slowed with beta blocker now on deralin, should i be seeing a cardiologist? no1 said anything about it, nil high bp/cholesterol
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Maybe: You should definitely see a primary physician, you will likely need an EKG and blood work (basic metabolic panel) and everything will determine if you need further evaluation by a cardiologist. Hope that helped?
Answered 10/2/2016
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