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After sinus tachycardia ecgwas fine cardiologist "cardio perspective you are in an excellent condition"sve found on holter.noafib is afib easy 2 find?
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A FIB: is generally easy to diagnose when it is sustained...PAROXYSMAL A FIB is a litt.e harder to find but Holter study generally shows this condition as well. I think you should be pleased by your Cardiologist's conclusion! Hope this is helpful! DR Z
Answered 12/21/2016
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