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I had a holter monitor fitted and went to my gym class where i did handstands etc as apart of my everyday routine. how would that alter the ecg wave?
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Good for you!: We want you to do all your normal activites while wearing a Holter. Be sure to write in the diary what you were doing so the doctor who sees it won't flip out. He/she should still be able to interpret most of it.
Answered 9/29/2017
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