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What causes an episode of premature ventricular contractions (PVCs)?
Heart Rhythm Conditions | Last Active: Mar 30 6:24am | Replies (48)Comment receiving replies
I wore a holtor monitor and it showed AFIB and PVC'S. The AFIB is controlled by 37 1/2 mg of metopropol but that doesn't seem to control the PVC's. They occur ramdomly but seem to be coming about 15 minutes after eating. Although, I had them this morning too. My cardiologist doesn't seem worried but like you all, they make me feel terrible. I am unable to walk much because of arthritis in my feet and the possibility of another hip replacement. Something I am trying to avoid as I am at high risk. I limit my decaf drinks as my PC said they still have caffeine in them. That has helped. Do they feel like AFIB but you don't pass out? I appreciate any information. Thanks, Joan
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@jmb73 I get pesky PVCs when an episode rears up lasting for days or weeks...it’s disruptive, not normal and to me, scary....so, I wish I could be more help with AFIB, but my problem is the PVCs...and then, after an ugly episode runs its course, they go away for quite awhile...it’s never been explained why...thanks