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I put on telemetry to myself, when sitting down it's normal rhythm. when i start doing something it goes into vtach should i see a cardiologist?

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Dr. James Chapman answered

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See doc: Definitely have a doctor look at the strips if you recorded them. If it really is v tach, brought on by exercise, this is concerning - particularly if more that 3 beats in a row.

Answered 6/28/2013

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A member asked:

I put on telemetry to myself, when sitting down it's normal rhythm. when i start doing something it goes into vtach should i see a cardiologist?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. James Chapman answered

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