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Pacs/pvcs after excerise while heart slows down back to normal or from standing to laying down until heart rate stabalizes. had 24hecg, ecg, echo.
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Normal: Having some ectopy (extra heart beats) is normal post exercise. If the ecg, echocardiogram and holter are normal, there's nothing to worry about. Make sure you have plenty of potassium and magnesium in your diet, as low levels of both can increase the ectopy.
Answered 1/27/2019
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