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Posted on 9/27/16 at 10:20 pm to TDFreak
Also a lot of people have them and never know it. If you are concerned ask for the lowest dose of a long acting Inderal or other long acting beta blocker and see how that works for a couple of weeks.
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Posted on 9/27/16 at 10:22 pm to TDFreak
They can sometimes be cured with an ablation procedure. Type of doc that would do this is an electrophysiologist (Heart Rhythm specialist within Cardiology). Typical workup is to quantify the burden with heart monitor worn for a period of time followed by medical therapy (beta blockers and/or remove triggers like caffeine, low potassium, alcohol, ect) to see if symptoms improve. Doc may order an echocardiogram (same technology to look at babies in the womb) to look for structural abnormalities.
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