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    Prolonged QT

    Greetings,

    I have a question. I noticed in the FAQ section on athletics it said not to compete if you have a heart condition. I have Prolonged QT, which is actually more of an electrical heart condition which really pertains more to the heart racing. I was wondering, does anyone else compete with a similiar disease? And, would it be healthy in your alls opinion to do so?

    Thanks yet again,

    Zach
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    I think your best option is to get an opinion from a cardiac specialist who specializes in this area. I would not want to advise you in any direction other than to medical experts. Good luck! I hope they give you clearance to compete.
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    PM sent about this!

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    Zach, Rule 10 forbids us from saying anything other than - go see your doctor. I had a pacemaker fitted this year and have not regretted one second since then.

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    What everybody else said.

    I have a friend who throws, who wears a blood sugar monitor for his diabetes while he's on the field. That said...ask your doctor.

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    All great advice, I appreciate it! Thanks guys! I just wondered if anyone competed with a similiar issue. But, i understand what you guys mean by not being able to advise other than go see a doctor. Sorry to put you all in that position! But, great advice! Thanks all!

    -Zach
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