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So my cardiologist says my ef is actually 65 and my holter came back clean. but no one can say why i'm having pvcs randomly! i'm hypothyroid but on 75?
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PVCs: Perhaps the commonest cause for PVCs is "we don't know". If you have a cardiologist and that Dr. isn't particularly concerned after evaluating you, likely you shouldn't be either.
Answered 7/30/2018
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