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Papitation & fatigue
She is type 2 diabetic with CAD for past 10 years. Recently underwent a master health check up & certain medicines were added. She was feeling fatigue, tiredness & palpitation with sweating due to which hospitalization was necessitated. Cardiologist at the hospital added another medicine (almodipine) & was discharged. But the palpitation problem was repeated last night.
Medication she is on are:-
Clopilet, ecosprin, telma, atorva, prolomet glicazide, metformin, cadmet, pantop
My queries is such repeated incidents are usual or of serious nature for which further diagnosis is required?
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Dr. Alok Kumar
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She needs to be evaluated for arrhythmia may be holter required
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