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Painless extrasystoles during excitement and sports with no other accompanying symptoms. normal ecg and holter monitoring. what should i do to ease it?
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If your: extrasystoles are painless and without symptoms and you have a normal examination and cardiac workup there is nothing to be concerned about. There is no need to "ease" them.
Answered 4/22/2016
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