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My husband is 28 years old and has tachacardia. what are the best treatments available?
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Depends on cause: There are many causes for tachycardia. A holter monitor or an event monitor will tell you exactly what the rhythm is. Sometimes thyroid or anemia testing is done. Sometimes medications can be helpful. Sometimes no treatment is needed.
Answered 9/28/2016
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