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A member asked:
Notmallyi get only few pvc a day. but after stomach bug and vommiting a lot i had 1 pvc every few to five min all day. next day they eased out, norm?
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PVCs and hydration: Sometimes PVCs can come on more when one is dehydrated, febrile or caffeinated. It sounds like there was a good explanation. I am assuming you had a Holter and bloodwork in the past regarding this. Most of the times, an occasional PVC is benign.
Answered 1/5/2019
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