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I have an event monitor to catch my palps but i haven't been able to yet, is it okay for me to tape it to my chest so i don't miss a palpitation?
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Event monitor: You can tape it to your chest but if they are that episodic that you can't grab it from a pocket and place it, you might be better with a different technology. Discuss it with your doctor.....
Answered 4/2/2015
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