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How can i check for an arrythmia? i've had a holter monitor, ekg and echo but still experience rapid heartrate and palpitations and lightheaded.
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30-day Event Monitor: Depending on the frequency, and length of your palpitation, and symptoms. You may need a longer monitoring time-frame in addition to 24 and 48 hour holter monitor. A 30-day event monitor, with patient control event log is the next step, before moving to a implantable event recorder.
Answered 8/25/2014
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