Looking for a EP

Hello @713j,

When you say EP, are you referring to a cardiac electrophysiologist? If you are comfortable sharing, is there a particular condition you are hoping to get evaluated by a cardiac electrophysiologist for a second opinion?

I have PVCs.

I’m not in your area but has your primary or your EP doctor or in your primary or your EP doctor? Have they ever put a patch on you to for about 30 days or 15 days to see what’s going on and you just wear like a sticker it’s called a rhythm patch. It’s called a rhythm patch. Zio monitor you can convert it up to 15 days and they can see what’s going on.

I had an event recorder for 30 days. This was three years ago. 2% burden of pvc and PACs. I have more know because I can feel every one. Next step would be amiodarone. Don’t want to take this. Looking for another opinion.

I’m sure you’ve already got this done but have they ever tested your electrical lights to see if you are short on anything like potassium or any of your electrical lights? I’m sure they were very check. I’m sure you’ve already got that checked out or maybe have you gotten your thyroid checked out because sometimes if you’re a thyroid is too high or too low, it can make you feel like you’re having a lot of PVCs too. If you I don’t know if you’ve gotten that done, but I’m sure you have. Best of luck and yes, I would not want to take that medication either ask maybe Google in your area do a Google do a Google look up for hospitals and EP doctors maybe that would help and see what other people say of EP doctors that might be a I will check with her and see what I don’t know what insurance you have, but I would check with your insurance and see what other doctors is in with your insurance and then look them up on Google and see what other people say about them best of luck I know it’s frustratingstart.

Thanks for your thoughts.