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I have been diagnosed by cardiologist with benign atrial ectopics. i have had constant ectopics every third or fourth beat for a couple of days. is this harmless? how can i stop them?
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Yes, probably harmless, as your cardiologist probably told you.
Answered 6/3/2021
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