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looking for an answer to a normal life without this monster living its own life

Have been reading posts... See a cardio for meds... been diagnosed with abnormal sinus tachy with intermittent SVT nonsustained unsure about this cause never got above a beat of 165 which I am aware of ....

Did have an episode of what I believe they called a-fib which left me totally wiped.

I am unaware of these beats but get left awfully tired after I realize my rythum is out of sync.... just tired of it... want to excersize normal without a racing heart...

Who are the top specialists in the country for this.  I need a second opinion...

Broke through Verapamil now on Atenolol and dose has been raised.. recently have high blood pressure and now want to add avapro to the regieme.... any answers? 45 year old woman with child 9 yrs old.
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621803 tn?1302888341
Where are you located?  I have Inappropriate Sinus Tachycardia as well, and I really like my doctor in Md. They're associated with the University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore.  I've had two catheter ablations so far, and unfortunately had to have a pacemaker implanted as a result of one. However, the docs are always on top of things with me..sometimes to the point where they're annoying!  How long ago were you diagnosed?
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612551 tn?1450022175
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A medical doctor who specializes in electrophysiology may be your best bet for a second opinion.  
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