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A member asked:
My holter monitor shows 16 relative pauses and the longest is 1.85 sec. what does that mean ?
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Probably normal: Pauses are just when the time between beats is a bit longer than usual for you. The longest time between beats was 1.85 seconds, which isn't very long. Sounds like it's probably okay, but ask the doctor who ordered it.
Answered 11/2/2016
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