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What to do about myocarditis, coffee and pvcs question?
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Question?: What is the question? If a patient has myocarditis, they likely shouldn't drink a lot of coffee or perhaps any unless decaffeinated so that they don't precipitate PVCs. If the question is whether to get a cup of coffee and sit down and read about myocarditis and PVCs, that might not be a bad idea if one is interested in the subject.
Answered 10/27/2014
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