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I have severe chronic pain and develop a demand ischaemia with arrhythmia when in flare that resolves once pain is controlled. do i need to see a cardiologist?

Q: i have severe chronic pain and develop a demand ischaemia with arrhythmia when in flare that resolves once pain is controlled. do i need to see a cardiologist?

: Yes, anybody was significant cardiac symptoms of cardiac disease should be under the care of a cardiologist and seen on a regular basis.

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Yes, anybody was significant cardiac symptoms of cardiac disease should be under the care of a cardiologist and seen on a regular basis.

Answered 7/29/2023

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A member asked:

I have severe chronic pain and develop a demand ischaemia with arrhythmia when in flare that resolves once pain is controlled. do i need to see a cardiologist?

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Dr. Frank Kuitems answered

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