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Can pvcs and pacs be caused by extra adrenalin? got dysautonomia and standing increases adrenalin and hr levels. if it does are they harmful?
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Possible: The extra heartbeats and the rapid heartbeat could be related to adrenaline, which may be in response to your dysautonomia. You may need to consider having your physician have you see a cardiologist if he is any question. From what you're telling me this is not anything dangerous. Your physician should help clarify the setting.
Answered 11/7/2016
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