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Any reason why brief (1-2 seconds) chest pain simultaneous with a pvc only happens during exercise, not at rest? does this suggest a cardiac problem?
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Catecholamines: Exercise increases hormones like adrenaline which in turn can stimulate irritability and PVC 's. A fitness program and a visit to your doctor will help
Answered 2/26/2015
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