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2000 pvcs on holter. no runs, all single. not symptomatic. no signs or symptoms of heart disease. should i have an echocardiogram? no insurance.
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I will recommend : A stress echocardiogram to see how those PVC react to exercise and at the same time check the functional/structural capacity of your heart. Are you going to be involve in obama care/affordable health care act system? Look for info, may be a good alternative.
Answered 6/10/2014
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