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I am currently taking carvedilol and have been experiencing extra beats quite frequently, gp had halter monitor done it shows over 3000 xtra per day?
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See cardiologist: You need to see a cardiologist to sort this out. Get your GP to send in a referral.
Answered 11/9/2016
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