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EP are really good if you have electrical problems. The are cardiologist with special training and experience in electrical function of heart. I had a lot of test done by my EP and have had a ICD/Pacemaker since 2006.
I had on ablation done many years ago on RV and stopped PVCs there. I started having increased ones in the LV but my EP said he would rather try medications first before even considering an ablation in LV.
He first put me on 400 mg of magnesium which helped but was started to have some issues with non sustained tachycardia and PVCs were still there. So EP put me on Mexiletine which really help stop the non sustained tachycardia and also reduced my PVCs and PACs dramatically.
So they can really helped with electrical issues not just ablations but other ways to treat PVCs PACs.