Exercise-induced Cardiac Abnormalities

Exercise-induced cardiac abnormalities refer to changes in heart function or structure that occur during or after intense physical activity. While regular exercise is generally beneficial for heart health, some people may experience irregular heart rhythms (arrhythmias) or other issues due to high intensity or underlying health conditions. These abnormalities can be temporary and harmless, but in some cases, they can indicate a more serious condition. It's important for individuals, especially those with heart concerns, to monitor their responses to exercise and consult healthcare professionals if they experience unusual symptoms like chest pain or excessive fatigue.