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A member asked:
Slowly re introducing some exercise after 3 months of not doing anything just got a pvc right after. is that normal for ppl who have the tendency ?
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Yes: A premature ventricular contraction is a normal response of the heart to sympathetic nervous system stimulation. When returning to exercise it is very helpful to eat healthy foods, breathe and relax for a few minutes and then move in a rhythmic way for about five minutes and repeat this every three hours while awake . This can be increased each week until back to usual activiity.
Answered 7/23/2013
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