Yes, the holter monitor is a non
invasive device. It does no harm nor does it generate any electrical shocks.
However, the holter monitor can be damaged by rough handling, water or any
other liquids. The holter monitor is not affected by microwave ovens or computers.
When going through metal detectors, the holter monitor needs to be removed. The
holter monitor is usually placed at the doctor’ office. Electrodes on sticky
tape are attached to the skin and the leads are attached to the holter device. The
holter is then worn around the neck. In addition, you will also be told to record
any abnormal symptoms (chest pain, shortness
of breath palpitations,) and the time when these symptoms appear. The holter
can be worn anytime, but for most patients, weekends are convenient.
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