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I have pacs, sinus bradycardia, beigminy . i have episodes of palpitations with snarkiness and weakness, is this a medical concern?
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Yes, Sir: Kindly keep the follow up with your cardiologist asap or go to ER, you may end up having more problems as heart block, wish you well and good luck
Answered 4/6/2019
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