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A member asked:
I have asthma & have been having very frequent palpitations some days (like today). had ekg 4 days ago that was ok, should i go see the doctor again?
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Yes: Your symptoms could be related to asthma or asthma medication but may also be unrelated. You should see your doctor again.
Answered 5/6/2013
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