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You are not alone in the PVCs, PACs, affecting your living. I have them constantly and have gone through 2 ablations with another coming up.
I too do not feel the PVCs during exercise. But was told probably still having them but you are not heart focused, moving, and your mind on something else. In my opinion and not a medical opinion is that the increase in BPM when exercising has something to do with it. But just what I feel when I exercise versus at rest.
I would suggest some things but you have already tried them. Then did work for me. Can I asked what type of magnesium you were told to take and how much. My EP recommended for me 400 mg. of magnesium. I researched which was best type for PVCs and found the Magnesium Glycinate was listed as best for calming heart. The citrate is a popular formula as it dissolves really well but some have digestive issue with they formula as routinely recommend by doctors (my wife and I's doctors) to help with bowel movements.