@bhagya99
Adrenaline is the flight or fight hormone. What my doctors have told me adrenaline responds to stress and anxiety. It can built up and then you get a rush. Most panic attacks are from adrenaline (from my Mayo doctors not me) adrenaline build up and the body just has to release it.

It is why I mentioned are you under a lot of stress.

I used to have PVCs at the worse every few beats. The worse ones were those happening one after another. When this happend the heart would give me a real hard thump when it recovered and got a full beat in.

This caused me a lot of stress and axniety thus contributing to the number of PVCs (per my EP). We worked as a team EP, HF, Psychiatric Prescription Specialist, and got on medications to help reduce PVCs, VTAC and another to reduce anxeity/depression.

For me it worked. My PVCs are about 50% less and thus less anxiety and stress. When I have my AICD/Pacemaker history checked for the last two checks I did not have any epsiodes of VTAC and my PVCs down almost 75%. Exellent medication and excellen care at Mayo Jacksonville.