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Old 01-29-2012, 11:21 PM #9
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That's really interesting about a possible relationship between MG and WPW!! I have had palpitations since my son was born - and about 8 weeks later my heart began racing (that's when all this stuff started).. I should probably go see a cardiologist at some point here soon too!
Mztracey- I believe that WPW should show up on a regular EKG as long as a trained eye is reviewing it!!
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