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Not sure this is related, but did you have Covid before this all started? I had Covid in November 2023, and one month later PVCs, and PACs and occasionally AFIB for one solid year, 24-7. And on November 12 of 2024 they disappeared. The cardiac team at Johns Hopkins ran all types of tests and their original diagnosis of "long Covid" was all they could come up with. Turns out it seems they were spot on. I was informed some people have it after COVID for several years, or some just a few weeks.
Best to you and I hope these symptoms subside for you.
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I’ve probably had Covid a few times at this point. So idk. lol.
I started with PVC’s and occasional NSVT one month after completing the recommended 3 Covid vaccine doses in 2020. I did not have COVID until 2023.
Cardiologist said that there is no way to prove if the vaccines did or did not cause the problem despite proof that the Covid vaccine has caused cardiac injury, as we all know.
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Or from the vax. But after either, it may be necessary to change some habits that you got away with before. If you are consuming ANYTHING with any caffeine, such as coffee, Mountain Dew, colas, chocolate energy drinks etc. And also, are you drinking water? Too much sugar and processed foods?