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Restarting my exercise slowly after about 3-4 months doing zero have been getting pvcs bc of it. should i stop? ( i have the tendency for pvcs)
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Pvcs: Should be fine going back just don't push it too fast. Build up your exercise at 2 week intervals and with 10% bumps.
Answered 7/23/2013
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