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I have been diagnosed with pvcs and have had them every day for over 6 months. i am now getting a pressure feeling in my rt rib cage. are they related?
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Only your cardi-: -ologist can tell you. I have had them every day for 40+ years and the pressure you describe is not usually associated with PVC's,only cardiac awareness. I have never taken any meds for it . With the pressure symptoms i would be evaluated.
Answered 2/28/2015
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