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A member asked:
Is it true that if a person has heart scarring from myocarditis they can't play sports or do intense workouts anymore?
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It is advisable to abstain from rigorous sports or exercise for 3-6 months following the resolution of myocarditis, and to be evaluated by a cardiologist for a clearance assessment prior to resuming such activity.
Answered 4/13/2023
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