Svt
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So about 3 years ago I had a few cases of what they told me might be svt a heart rate of 200ish. They reversed it with adenosine at the time. I had a echo which showed my heart was fine and that's it? I haven't had it since. Does that mean I still have svt or ever had it ? I ask this because I need to apply for something that want to know if I suffer and cardiac rhythm issues and I don't know if I should even mention it ? Any help would be great
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Diagnosing SVT can be difficult for non-specialists, or even cardio specialists when they don't have enough data. Some stuff like short term viral infections can cause the heart to do funny things for a while, and then disappear.
If you have been symptom free for a long time and are not taking medication for heart stuff like SVT, then I would be inclined to completely ignore what happened years ago and just than your lucky stars you feel well now. If you do ever get SVT then don't fret too much because there are medications and procedures now than can control it very well or eliminate it for most people.
If you are still worried then it would not do any harm to talk to your GP about it.
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