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A member asked:
Are any special tests needed, or can a regular doctor see me for my cardiac arrhythmia?
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Cardiologist: Better see a cardiologist. Special tests are needed depending on the kind of arrythmia.
Answered 8/1/2012
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It depends: The doctor will start by taking a history and doing a physical exam, after which he/ she will decide if you need tests such as ecg, holter or echocardiogram.
Answered 2/16/2012
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