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Will a fitbit step tracker interfere with my holter monitor? i was not told to remove it, but now i am concerned that it will not read properly.
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FitBit: I love mine and you should too! There are no related problems that I am aware of. I can even boast about a 25,000 steps walk in about an hour - not too bad at age 70! Enjoy your FitBit and keep your holter monitor in good working order.
Answered 1/24/2015
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