← Return to Sigh. PVC’s have me desperate. How to cope?

Discussion

Sigh. PVC’s have me desperate. How to cope?

Heart Rhythm Conditions | Last Active: 5 days ago | Replies (72)
Comment receiving replies
@funcountess

You may of irritated the vagus nerve. It’s a long nerve that can play a roll with afib and pvcs. I’ve heard of people having problems like yours after they eat.
Good luck.

Jump to this post

Replies to "You may of irritated the vagus nerve. It’s a long nerve that can play a roll..."
jc76 | @jc76 | Oct 12, 2023

That Vagus nerve you mentioned is very important. My wife is diabetic 1 just diagnosed 2 years ago. No explanation why other than 3 surgeries to stomach could have damaged Vagus nerve. It sends information to/from brain on insulin.

Caffeine I am told can contribute to PVCs if you over do it. I take the pill form on green tea but decaffeinated. I also drink decaffeinated coffee. But those darn PVCs still there coming from 3 different areas of left ventricle.

VIEW AND REPLY