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What causes an episode of premature ventricular contractions (PVCs)?

Heart Rhythm Conditions | Last Active: Mar 30 6:24am | Replies (48)
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@chuckkerns

I have pvc episodes when they are strong, debilitating, chest shaking and last for hours. I go for a month or so between episodes. During the good month I have pvcs but not ones that are strong. Itake sotolol 120mg and losartan with pradaxa and amlodapine, I have never met with someone who has my condition before. Thank you for all your comments they help me understand how this works for other people. Also gives me questions for my cardiologist

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harveywj | @harveywj | Mar 6 5:07pm

Since early Jan it is has been none stop PVCs, SVTs, PACs as well as a couple of A-fib events thrown in for good measure. I have a monitor for tracking and am approaching the last week of 4 and then I send it in. I hope to go through what was talked about was a double ablation. You go in on one side of the heart for the A-fib(that would be the 2nd A-fib ablation for me) and then you go to the other side of the heart and do an ablation for the PVCs. etc.
I cannot stand it.

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