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Can 400mg of magnesium daily help with my pvc's (pre ventricular contractions)?
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Possibly: If your magnesium is low, then it may help. You should get in for evaluation of your cardiac rhythm and your magnesium levels as well as other lab work. Take care.
Answered 5/30/2016
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