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I have pvc skipped / early heart beats, but i went a week without them happening, is this a good sign that they are not serious, with normal echo/ecg?
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PVC's: Not having them for a week means they are intermittent. Try thinking about stimulant use like Red Bull, Mountain Dew, coffee, tea, decongestants you may have taken the week(s) they were occurring.
Answered 11/25/2014
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