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For patients like Dr. Kreindel, the treadmill test, measuring how quickly his heart rate falls after he stops exercising, can help answer the question, to treat or not to treat?
In one example the authors give, Heather stops exercising and gains weight, which influences her friend Maria's thinking about what normal weight is, so that when Maria's other friend Amy (who has never met Heather) also stops her exercise regime, Maria is less likely to urge Amy to resume it.
In so-called "walk headache" [4, 6, 12 14], for instance, pain appears almost instantly after starting exercise, but will disappear in a few minutes as soon as the patient stops exercising.
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She never stopped exercising, however.
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"I stopped exercising the next day," she says ruefully.
But that doesn't mean you should stop exercising.
If they stop exercising that choice, it will go away.
Yet, in typical triathlete fashion, he has never really stopped exercising to recover.
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