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I get pvcs sometimes. cardiologist said hearts fine after tests. rarely ill get a pvc when exercising, is this any different and should i worry?
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Normal: One of the characteristics of benign pvcs is that they are suppressed or overdriven by exercise (as opposed to ischemic pvcs which are worse with exercise). Yours sound benign and that seems to correlate with your test results.
Answered 12/30/2013
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