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Sigh. PVC’s have me desperate. How to cope?
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Thanks for the replies. I’m thinking my next step has to be a food test. I don’t know what else to do. Every little thumb comes with an adrenaline dump. Even if I’m physically active, it’s strong enough to be noticed.
So distraction/exercise isn’t a viable solution. I can’t believe these came so fast. Within two months I’ve gone from 1-2 a day to 1-2 a min. That’s an astronomical increase and I can’t live like this 😩
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I feel ya! I've been having nonstop frequent PVCs for 7 months now. Told by Cardiology that my burden was too low to treat. I am unable to take a beta blocker because my heart rate runs in the 50s. I asked for a repeat holter so hopefully they can see the increase in frequency and maybe do an ablation. It's affecting my quality of life. The sad part is the doctors are all scratching their heads.
@mattb4295 did you ever get a resolve on your situation?
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I have a good friend who has afib, her doctor never mentioned to stop caffeine, I told her to stop caffeine, and other foods that have caffeine like chocolate. She did and the irregular heartbeat stopped. She also takes low dose medicine..