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A member asked:
I see an ep for v-tach. ive had multiple ablations. i have high cholesterol as well. can they treat me for that or do i also need a regular cardiologist ? pcp said they wont treat it because of my v-tach and want my ep to handle it?
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Discuss this with your EP doc; he or she can decide whether to treat you for this, or refer you to a general cardiologist.
Answered 12/18/2022
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