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Just been told i have minor dilated right atrium can i go on a plane with this? i also have mobitz type 1. so scared to go on holiday in 9 days
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Cardiologist: Both mild right atrial enlargement and mobitz 1 second degree AV block shouldn't disqualify you from flying or participating in physical activities if you have no symptoms unless your heart rate is abnormally slow when exercising. A treadmill stress test or Holter monitor could determine exercise tolerance. A cardiologist who is familiar with all your findings is best qualified to advise you
Answered 5/25/2017
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