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I have multifocal pvcs. i have read these a considered dangerous. if you havr aa structural normal heart is this still true? what treatment for these?
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Yes with structural : Yes it can be serious in the presence of structural heart disease or ischemic heart disease.It requires further work up especially if you are symptomatic & possibly treatment.In the absence of heart disease & no electrolyte imbalance does not require treatment.
Answered 4/18/2016
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