“If coronary heart disease is causing arrhythmias, the physician may recommend coronary artery bypass grafting for his or her patient to improves blood supply to the heart muscle to reduce the risk of serious complications,” Dr. Kaplan said.
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Treating arrhythmia the standard way (drugs + operations) can be pretty expensive. Of course, in some cases this is the only cure, but in other cases arrhythmia can be cured and can ONLY be cured by following a certain diet. But you have go through some tests first to see if your arrhythmia is caused by a physical flaw in your heart or from other factors (stress, bad nutrition, etc.).
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