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PVCs after covid infection- Do they go away?
I was infected with Covid in January of 21 and January of 22. Three weeks after my infection I started having pvcs. Has anyone else experienced them? Is there relief? Do they go away? Two years for me now.
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My husband finally ended up with AFIB and a cardio version was done. The AFIB didn't stay gone, but his heartbeat slowed down to a proper speed and he is better. For autonomic calming, look at EFT Tapping, intentional breathing.
I have had long Covid for 3.5 years. PVCs were one of my first symptoms. They were not bad at first, but slowly increased to an average of 15-20% of my heartbeats. At that point my cardiologist started me on Flecainide. First at 50mg twice a day, which made no noticeable difference. At 100mg twice a day the PVCs dropped to 5% or so. Then, six months ago, I got Covid again, and took molnuvirapir. This is an alternative Covid antiviral, since I couldn’t take paxlovid because it interacts with flecainide. The molnuvirapir all but eliminated the PVCs. I had zero arrhythmias at my latest treadmill stress test, even with going 10bpm above my target. I have reduced the flecainide back down to 50mg twice a day, and feel only occasional PVCs (which I also monitor with my Apple Watch). The molnuvirapir also improved other long Covid symptoms. Once I get off flecainide I plan to try paxlovid to see if it helps.
me since June 2030
But my obvs went away.
So did severe fatigue.
Now? Dizzy spells although that's not a good term It's more like almost passing out but never quite getting that far
tinnitus 24/7
swollen prostate (had that before Covid but now dramatically worse)
mild atrial fib replaced PVC
memory issues
I can still think. I'm a software guy and I can still write code but I can't remember feces