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I had an echo today for a routine check up regarding my irregular heartbeat that i've had my entire life. i felt palpitations during the exam. will my cardiologist notice this on the report?
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Yes, if irregular rhythm is the cause of your palpitation then cardiologist may recognize the abnormal rhythm when reading the echocardiogram. Take care.
Answered 7/6/2023
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