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I have been fainting many times during the last 7 yrs & taken to the er by ambulance 2 times. both times i was told my heart rate was 42 & 46.i'm moni?
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Fainting: The evaluation of fainting focuses on heart and brain/ nervous system causes.Some are very serious and life-threatening; other kinds of fainting are much less concerning.To tell the difference involves getting the details of the patient story, and some testing. For personal guidance on your case, consult a cardiologist or a neurologist. For a 2nd opinion, try a healthtap inbox consult.
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