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I started to feel 1 or 2 skipped beats while exercise. had 24h holter, echo and treadmill test 3 years ago. nothing abnormal. do i need to test again?
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Probably not: Of course it would be best to evaluate your heart again but the previously normal testing (I presume for the same reasons) makes a threatening condition less likely. What I would do is revisit the physician that originally evaluated you and inform him of your symptoms.
Answered 7/31/2015
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