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Are extra beats normal after myocarditis. echo and ecg are normal. started during myocarditis, have them during exercise. myo. was year ago. ?
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Arrhythmia: This depends upon the nature and frequency of the extra beats and it might be necessary to have a 24 hour cardiac monitor placed on you to define these. May be entirely benign but cannot tell without further info.
Answered 5/28/2014
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