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After my operation for svt my heart rate is somtimes randomly increasing like before the operation, especially when going to the bathroom. it's been 4 days, is this normal?
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You should call your cardiologist. There may be another etiology besides SVT that is causing your hear rate to increase. If it continues, you may need to be on a heart monitor to determine what the rhythm is when the rate goes up-is it SVT or some other rhythm? So, call your cardiologist to have a discussion about the next steps. Good luck!
Answered 6/17/2023
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