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How long is it supposed to it take for a drug abuse related arrythmia to convert to a regular heart rate?
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No answer: There is no specific "drug abuse related arrhythmia". More details are needed to answer this question. Sounds like a specific diagnosis is needed.
Answered 7/9/2013
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