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Palpitations
I was having palpitations my echo and ecg was done it showed svt and I get short of breath when climbing stairs but in 2019 I coughed small amount of blood I suspect that I may be having pulmonary embolism can pe show in echo or svt causes shortness of breath my cxray and PFT is also normal??
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Your symptoms need to be evaluated in detail. Send me ECG so that I can review wether it is SVT.unlikely that is pulmonary embolism but needs detailed evaluation
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Dr. Ajeya N. Ukadgaonkar
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Hello,
SVT can cause breathlessness transiently when you are having an episode of it. SVT can be of many types. I need to see your ECG for better understanding and further advice. From overall profile, significant pulmonary embolism seems less likely.
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