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Digoxin Overdose - Digoxin Toxicity
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Diagnosis & Tests
How is the condition diagnosed?
Symptoms and findings of new arrhythmias make a healthcare provider suspect digoxin toxicity. A therapeutic drug level blood test can measure the level of digoxin and confirm the diagnosis. In severe cases, changes can be see on an electrocardiograph, or ECG, which records the electrical impulses of the heart.