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A member asked:
I have benign pvc's. (verified by cardiologist) is there anything that can stop a period of increased activity?
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Watch caffeine: I had the same problem many years ago - scared the heck out of me! as long as you have had this checked out not to worry. problems could be related to beverages containing caffeine.
Answered 5/14/2014
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