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A member asked:
My dad is currently in arwyp hospital kempton park since thursday last week. he was admitted as he had fallen several times and had concussion. the doctor has since discovered that he has an irregular heartbeat. he has had x-rays, ecg, ct-scan.
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You have not asked: a question. What can we do to help you in this situation? There are many different kinds of irregular heart beat and in a 94yo man these may or may not be significant. Try asking a question next time you write.
Answered 10/25/2017
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