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I am experiencing heart palpitations during weight lifting. i had a holter monitor done that showed ectopics during exercise. can i continue lifting?
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Hard to say: You should ask the doc who ordered the Holter monitor this question. Normal people occasionally have ectopic beats. Whether or not your study would exclude such activities is best determined by someone who assessed you and the study.
Answered 5/27/2018
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