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I have many days with lots of arrhythmias that me+others feel, but every time i have a holter i feel almost nothing. is this coincide?
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Holter: There are many reasons why we do holters. One of the main ones is that arrhythmias can be very episodic and it sometimes takes many hours, days or even more of recording to catch a rhythm that is causing symptoms.
Answered 11/30/2014
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