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Electrophysiologist says he wants an event monitor instead of a loop monitor. he says my high hr &low hr dont seem like my heart is beating out of rhythm. he thinks dysautonomia possibly. hr varies 38-203 daily. what causes that if not arrhythmia?
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Dysautonomia. Rhythm and rate are not the same and recording should help figure out. Keep detailed diary about what speeds it up an slows it down. Is the device you are using to track heart rate accurate. Always check it by counting pulse at wrist for 60 sec to validate accuracy.
Answered 6/11/2021
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