Anyone have problems with tachycardia before surgery and was it a problem?

I had my first seminar today about the surgery. I guess things have changed, requirements, since I tried before. You have to go to at least 2 seminars before you meet with the surgeon one on one. Even though I have been through all of it before, except the surgery, I don't mind too much about going to them because I am going for the sleeve instead of RNY this time. Where I started getting nervous was the paperwork I had to fill out. I have a tachycardia issue and since I didn't meet with the surgeon one on one I couldn't really ask about it, but I'm nervous that it might hold up surgery or keep me from it all together. When I considered surgery before I had the tachycardia and it was no problem, but it's gotten worse the last year or so. It's controlled with meds thankfully. I just don't want to get too hopeful for surgery and then be told I can't get it. Anyone have tachycardia issues?

I had to get cardiac clearance from my EP Cardiologist.  They also had to make a medication change 2 months prior to surgery thru 6 weeks following surgery because what I take can not be opened and mixed into anything.  I had to be off my current  medication a month.  Then they switched me to a "carry over medication" for a month that could be crushed after surgery.  I was on it until 6 weeks post surgery.  Then, I was able to be switched back to my original medication. 

Thank you for the reply. That sounds like what they might have to do for me. I'm on an extended release so I don't think it can be mixed...I could be wrong though. They'd probably just put me back on the regular one. I was on that forever, but the extended release works a bit better. I actually didn't think about medications needing to be crushed and all that after surgery.