Question 1

when are pvcs worrisome?

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When they: come in "runs" (repeated 3-4-5 in a row) or when they occur without 'coupling" (a stable amount of time) to a NORMAL beat!.    Your PCP/Cardiologist will be able to determine this after a period of MONITORING!

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Dr Z

Question 2

what is the potential outcome for pvc?

Accepted Answer

Benign: Occaisonal anomaly which is of very little importance for a young and heart healthy person. Bad indicator for a heart disease patient. Can simply be congenital, electrolyte imbalance related.

Question 3

what is pvc induced cardiomyapathy?

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Cardiomyopathy: A weak heart condition thought to be caused by pvc's and reversed in some cases with the pvc's treated. Because pvcs and cardiomyopathy are frequent together, t his form of cardiomyopathy is somewhat controversial.

Question 4

can metoprolol cause pvc?

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PVC: Heart very complicated electrical system. First why taking metoprolol. Is is succinate  which is once day or other which is every 8 hrs, do have heart condition or atrial fibrillation? Pvc are common but need know if there is underlying pathology. Consult ur dr. Or cardiologists for testing . They can be result of more serious problems. Beta blockers not first line for blood pressure. Future give.

Question 5

is svt and are pvcs dangerous to fetus?

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Not usually: First the  pt should be evaluated. Labs holter and an echo should be done. Lytes thyroid and other level s should be drawn. If no obvious causes and no stimulants to blame then no other work up or treatment needed. As for the fetus, as long as no hemodynamic effects on mom then no issues with baby.

Question 6

are pvcs, bradycardia, and low bp related?

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Yes: Bradycardia and low BP indicate a nervous system imbalance. Anx 3.0 can assess the function of the nervous system like no other  test. Pvc's are an escape rhythm of the heart from low rate (bradycardia).

Question 7

are pac's and pvc's of the heart dangerous?

Accepted Answer

PAC's and PVC's: These are not usually dangerous if your heart is normal.  They can be treated if  you feel the abnormal beats.  If they disappear when you exercise then usually they are benign.

Question 8

can prozac (fluoxetine) contribute to pvcs?

Accepted Answer

Generally not, but..: but it's not impossible. Everyone reacts to drugs differently. If you happen to be having loose bowel movements on Prozac (fluoxetine) then you may need to eat more potassium rich foods. Also consider that anxiety and depression can worsen extra cardiac beats, especially if insomnia accompanies the problem.

Question 9

can beta blockers eliminate or treat pvcs?

Accepted Answer

PVCs: There is no evidence that medicines to treat PVCs improves health and longevity.  Unless you have other problems as well. Discuss with your team.

Question 10

what are the causes of pvc and its treatment?

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All deponds: Pvc in a young person with no structural heart disease is benign. In patients with heart disease has a different prognosis. If you have no heart disease and no symptoms no need to treat your pvc, however if is is symptomatic there are some medications such as betablockers that you can take.

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