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Hi

Hope someone can help

Ive just had a second occurrence the first 3 years ago of Myocarditis

Shocked as thought it was a one off

Anyone else a sufferer and any advice not sure what my exercise routine should be and what I can do to prevent any further episodes

Thank you

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I found this website for you: myocarditisfoundation.org/a...

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Thanks

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