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PVCs after covid infection- Do they go away?

Post-COVID Recovery & COVID-19 | Last Active: Jan 6 9:02am | Replies (43)
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@jamiestrasser

I am on a low dose of propranolol for PVCs. My cardiologist recommended some additional things that I am trying now:
Drink 3L of water a day
Wear compression socks
Diaphragmic breathing
Stand flat against a wall for 5+ min each day

I’ve had long Covid since Aug 2021. The PVCs just started being noticeable in the last few months and I started propranolol in Dec 2022. I think it is helping somewhat.

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billie6977 | @billie6977 | Jan 31, 2023

This is something different from the usual heart palpitations that you hear of but from what I have read that the PVCs depending on how their onset began whether it be like anxiety or what may be on how long it lasts it can be lifelong.. I'm not a doctor and I'm not trying to play a doctor I did the normal thing that anybody else does I googled it just being honest but I wanted to try to help you look it up it has a lot of information

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irfrag88 | @irfrag88 | Mar 29, 2023

Hi thanks for sharing, I'm seen my second cardiologist, I'm wearing my second patch, ?are you still able to work out with your PVCs, honestly I'm scared and have been since I started getting them

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