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My wife thinks i should see someone for my bradycardia. should i?
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Possibly: If you're generally healthy and have normal energy and endurance, no further testing is necessary. If you are excessively fatigued or become breathless more easily than you think is normal, it would pay to be checked. If you have spells of passing out or nearly passing out, you should be checked soon.
Answered 7/5/2012
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